Post #2980013

@da5nsy@social.coop It could be with the following caveats : - many kernels in IoT/"smart" devices are from before 2017 so #copyfail won't apply - many devices have locked down bootloaders and rooting the OS doesn't provide by default a way to unlock these bootloaders. Unlocking them is required to be able to install a third party OS (depending of the device a root acccess could be suffficient to replace altogether the bootloader though) - having root access is nice and is a first step but the other step (which is 99% of the work) is doing a port of an OS (like #postmarketOS or #netbsd) to the new device and supporting its peripherals (network cards, GPU, cameras, modems...) and it is still an involved and technical process