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So piOS might sound like I'm on a grand mission to create the ultimate Raspberry Pi operating system,
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but truth be told, I just liked the name. What's really happening here is a journey through various online tutorials
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about baremetal coding on the Pi, which you can check out in the list below [(see here)](##Notes).
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about baremetal coding on the Pi, which you can check out in the list below [(see here)](# Notes).
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I'm stepping into the world of embedded software development with almost zero prior experience, and unfortunately,
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my university days didn't touch on this domain. This project is purely a hobby, sparked by a desire to dip my toes
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into the world of embedded systems.
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What is the end goal? To be honest, I don't know yet. The things that I would like to get working but are not yet:
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* Filesystem: I don't want to continue to compile everything I need into the kernel. There is a SD card so let's use it.
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* Bluethooth: Would be nice to connect an external keyboard or something like this? I have no idea how hard this is.
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* TCP/IP stack: Would be fun to try to get it connected to the internet.
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* **Filesystem**: I don't want to continue to compile everything I need into the kernel. There is a SD card so let's use it.
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* **Bluethooth**: Would be nice to connect an external keyboard or something like this? I have no idea how hard this is.
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* **TCP/IP stack**: Would be fun to try to get it connected to the internet.
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## Notes
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Honestly, if you are interested in baremetal programming, you can probably use any of the below projects as a