Hmm, those are some worrying news for Zephyr, but also for Linux. For reasons that escape my full understanding, a lot of embedded hardware needs Linux to work. If Zephyr, which I bet has been carefully crafted for microcontrollers, leaves some unnecessary things on, who knows what even an extremely trimmed down Linux running in, say, the beagle board, gets away with.
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Hmm, those are some worrying news for Zephyr, but also for Linux. For reasons that escape my full understanding, a lot of embedded hardware needs Linux to work. If Zephyr, which I bet has been carefully crafted for microcontrollers, leaves some unnecessary things on, who knows what even an extremely trimmed down Linux running in, say, the beagle board, gets away with.