Oberon System 3 Native Ported to ARM Architecture

The Oberon System 3 has been successfully ported to a 32-bit ARM architecture, encompassing its core components like the Kernel, Reals, and File System, along with essential platform-specific drivers such as Display, USB, and Math. This port allows the system to boot and operate on QEMU 10.2, emulating a Raspberry Pi 2B. The build process remains efficient, with the entire ARM system compilation, including module compilation, core linking, and runtime file population, taking less than a minute on a modern machine using a custom C99 toolchain. A precompiled QEMU image and the toolchain used for its creation are available for download. The next phase involves debugging the system on real hardware, specifically targeting Raspberry Pi models 2B, 3B, and Zero 2, with potential plans to migrate the network driver, focusing on Ethernet support.