Not really, no. Linux isn't going to run on a chip with 48k of memory which doesn't even have an MMU, and doing disk identification is pretty pointless when you

Not really, no. Linux isn't going to run on a chip with 48k of memory which doesn't even have an MMU, and doing disk identification is pretty pointless when your "disk" is 256k on on-chip flash - or a hardsoldered 2M SPI chip if you are really lucky.