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The popular way to shorehorn modern linux onto a MMU-less microcontroller is to build a a RISC V system emulator and run uClinux on that; you can also emulate t
by gorkish 3y ago
The popular way to shorehorn modern linux onto a MMU-less microcontroller is to build a a RISC V system emulator and run uClinux on that; you can also emulate the MMU and run regular kernels if you have sufficient resources. It has been done on ESP32 with sufficient RAM; Pico would need additional hardware though in the form of something like QSPI RAM, and of course it would be very slow.