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Yeah, a lot of wireless routers would have no trouble. A lot of them do in fact have MMUs. I wonder if you could get Busybox running on an ESP32? Probably no
by kragen 1y ago
Yeah, a lot of wireless routers would have no trouble. A lot of them do in fact have MMUs. I wonder if you could get Busybox running on an ESP32? Probably not most 8051s, though, or AVR8s.
- 0xbadcafebee 1y agoLooks like the ESP32-S3 model works with modern Linux (it's so bloated compared to the old 2.0/2.2/2.4 branches...) The other option seems to be Apache NuttX as an RTOS (runs on all ESP32), and then Busybox w/hush or Toybox w/toysh. The more shell features you need, the more space it's gonna take, but technically 64 kB flash is possible.
- kragen 1y agoNeat, thanks!