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If you were to do it all from scratch I could agree, but there are projects to allow baremetal code to interact with the different hardware on the Pi (works on

by Cieric 3y ago

If you were to do it all from scratch I could agree, but there are projects to allow baremetal code to interact with the different hardware on the Pi (works on a bunch of different models.) https://github.com/rsta2/circle https://github.com/rsta2/circle

guenthert 3y ago
Now I don't want to stand in the way of progress, but while I admire the skill and endurance of the contributors, I fail to see the motivation (I only skimmed their readme) for this project. It looks to me one gets a subset of the features of the Linux kernel with a superset of its bugs. And for owners of a Banana Pi (or Orange Pi etc.) not even that.