Linux on the Sega 32X. Who needs hardware synchronization primitives anyway?

A developer shares their experience porting Linux to the Sega 32X as part of a continuing hobby project aimed at improving embedded systems and board bringup skills for professional development. The author explains their motivation stems from early experiences reverse-engineering firmware on a MediaTek Android phone in their early teens, which taught them valuable skills in low-level hardware work and kernel development. These hobby projects help them develop expertise in working across multiple software layers including bootloaders, kernels, and operating systems.