Espressif, the company behind the ESP32 chip, has officially published a Linux board support package for the ESP32-S31 on GitHub. It allows you to boot a full Linux operating system on the affordable microcontroller. This isn’t a stripped-down, non-MMU version of Linux that was previously squeezed onto some models. Rather, the S31 has the hardware required to run a conventional Linux 6.18 kernel natively.
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