Anup Chenthamarakshan

> Good job on getting the Odroid HC2 to work with gokrazy! :) > > It’s really unfortunate that the Odroid platform is GPT-incompatible. Using the MBR/GPT hybrid nicely works...

Here's an example TOML file - https://github.com/anupcshan/odroidbake/blob/main/odroidhc2.toml

@stapelberg Thanks for all the reviews! At this point, I can do a build/update/bootery cycle using https://github.com/anupcshan/odroidbake without any forks. This is one outstanding item around CI for mbr-only mode....

> > @stapelberg Thanks for all the reviews! At this point, I can do a build/update/bootery cycle using https://github.com/anupcshan/odroidbake without any forks. > > Very nice! > > > This...

> Thanks for getting this all in place :) > > For the CI adjustments, I think we need to add an extra bootery call in the `gokrazy/kernel` repository’s CI:...

> BTW, we now have https://gokrazy.org/platforms/#community, so that’d be a natural place to mention your odroid repositories, too :) Neat! I'll try and get to adding the documentation this week.

@Merovius Nice! HC2/HC4 have different architectures (armhf vs arm64) - so, they won't be directly compatible. But a lot of the scaffolding work should still be beneficial for you (especially...

I'm going to call this task done - I've been running gokrazy on 2 Odroid HC2 devices for the last 2 years without too many issues. Haven't had to do...

I wrote a [tiny tool](https://github.com/anupcshan/sysctl-apply/blob/main/main.go) to apply sysctls on a Gokrazy instance (to run a Tailscale exit node). Its a very thin wrapper around https://github.com/lorenzosaino/go-sysctl. It would be neat if...

> We can think about having gokrazy parse a file and apply the sysctls, but I don’t understand why we’d need the go-sysctl package for that…? We don't need that...