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 The following Hardware Models have been known to work in the past but are rarely validated and it's recommended not to have high expectations, and perhaps consider using a different Linux distribution that actively test support for them. The following Hardware Models have been known to work in the past but are rarely validated and it's recommended not to have high expectations, and perhaps consider using a different Linux distribution that actively test support for them.
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 +The Raspberry Pi 3 is not supported due to the lack of RAM.
  
 ^ Hardware Vendor ^ SoC     ^ Hardware Model ^ Hardware Model Custodian(s)     ^  Testing cadence ^ Installation Instructions ^ ^ Hardware Vendor ^ SoC     ^ Hardware Model ^ Hardware Model Custodian(s)     ^  Testing cadence ^ Installation Instructions ^
-| Element14       | BCM2837 | Raspberry Pi 3 | A Hardware Model Custodian needs to be assigned | Rarely | The RPi4 documentation above can be followed for the most part. |+| <del>Element14       | BCM2837 | Raspberry Pi 3 | A Hardware Model Custodian needs to be assigned | Rarely | The RPi4 documentation above can be followed for the most part.</del> |
  
 ==== Mini root filesystems for unsupported Hardware Models ==== ==== Mini root filesystems for unsupported Hardware Models ====

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