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I wonder if this could be solved by picking a widely available but fairly stable platform for it - like a Raspberry Pi, and making sure it works there. Atm, it
by torginus 5y ago
I wonder if this could be solved by picking a widely available but fairly stable platform for it - like a Raspberry Pi, and making sure it works there. Atm, it seems like it's an x86-based OS, so I'm not sure how difficult would it be to port it to ARM.
- mysterydip 5y agoThis is a really good idea. If I was making a hobby OS (someday!), this is the route I would choose.
- scoutt 5y ago> I wonder if this could be solved by picking a widely available but fairly stable platform for it. For buses and basic IO it might be a solution. For a broader picture, it may be not. For example: your favorite USB device that requires a custom driver won't work (like a USB-to-Serial FTDI chip). Starting from there, now imagine giving support for every printer in existence.