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Similar in the sense that both approaches essentially run Linux in a VM, virtualizing the typical hardware required such as the MMU. In essence, it's the esp32
by faisalhackshah 5y ago
Similar in the sense that both approaches essentially run Linux in a VM, virtualizing the typical hardware required such as the MMU. In essence, it's the esp32 version isn't much different, just faster as the core is faster.
Would be cool to get no-MMU Linux running on it. I've seen that run on STM32F7's natively..