I've been building a dual-core field intelligence OS on the T-Deck Plus for the past month. I wanted to make sure your team was aware of what this hardware is capable of when pushed to its limits.
The project is called Pisces Moon OS. It runs 47 applications, implements persistent dual-core background tasking, wardrives continuously on Core 0 while the operator uses any application on Core 1, and includes a hardware-secured data partition with sub-millisecond destruction.
Building something this complex on your hardware exposed six engineering problems that had no prior documented solutions — including a GPS module variation between production batches that caused silent failures. All six are documented and solved in the white paper below.
The primary invention is the SPI Bus Treaty — the first named architectural standard for shared-bus arbitration on the ESP32-S3. It's the reason persistent dual-core background tasking is possible on your hardware at all.
I'm posting this to Hacker News tomorrow morning. I wanted your team to know before it goes public.
https://fluidfortune.com/sovereignty.html
https://github.com/FluidFortune/pisces-moon-os
I've been building a dual-core field intelligence OS on the T-Deck Plus for the past month. I wanted to make sure your team was aware of what this hardware is capable of when pushed to its limits.
The project is called Pisces Moon OS. It runs 47 applications, implements persistent dual-core background tasking, wardrives continuously on Core 0 while the operator uses any application on Core 1, and includes a hardware-secured data partition with sub-millisecond destruction.
Building something this complex on your hardware exposed six engineering problems that had no prior documented solutions — including a GPS module variation between production batches that caused silent failures. All six are documented and solved in the white paper below.
The primary invention is the SPI Bus Treaty — the first named architectural standard for shared-bus arbitration on the ESP32-S3. It's the reason persistent dual-core background tasking is possible on your hardware at all.
I'm posting this to Hacker News tomorrow morning. I wanted your team to know before it goes public.
https://fluidfortune.com/sovereignty.html
https://github.com/FluidFortune/pisces-moon-os