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How to Run Linux on an ESP32

Name: How to Run Linux on an ESP32
Channel: element14 presents
Description: Cited as proof that a customised Linux kernel can boot on an ESP32-S3 with modest flash and RAM, while stressing how limited the result is.

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Cited as proof that a customised Linux kernel can boot on an ESP32-S3 with modest flash and RAM, while stressing how limited the result is.

Watch for: A proof of concept, far too constrained for real server work

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