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New Nerves System Support for osd32mp1
This week we added official Nerves support for the OSD32MP1 line of SOMs.
Currently we have tested the osd32mp1-brk breakout board, and support for custom boards as well as other eval boards should be simple to add.
The system can be found here. It is currently considered alpha quality, so it’s possible that some things could change in a backwards compatible way. If you are using or planning on using this system, please reach out to us either here or on Elixir-Lang slack.
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lucaong
This is awesome!
Minor correction for other readers, in the post above the link to the system mistakenly points to the OSD32MP1 page instead of the repo for the system.