Hello everyone, Was browsing the issues today and noticed that there are currently two projects on our GitHub page for tracking issues: one for NuttX in general and the other for GSOC.
I was wondering what your opinion would be of adding a project as a roadmap for the RPI 4B board support. It's quite a complex board (being a mini-computer) and there is still quite a few peripherals that need implementing and testing to be performed before it can be marked as not experimental. I thought a new project on the GitHub might be helpful to track what still needs to be done and maybe draw more attention to it from contributors. Not to sound like a broken record, but I personally think if NuttX on the RPI 4B can be made somewhat stable/pretty complete in its implementation, it would draw a lot of new users. Virtually every hobbyist I know uses an RPI. It's also pretty well-rounded for testing audio and graphics implementations on NuttX. I would love to see more students get involved using NuttX and I think supporting mid-range hobbyist boards is a great step. Let me know what you think! -- Matteo Golin
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