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Hey Nicholas!

 > I also happen to have a couple RPi3's doing the exact same thing
 > (collecting dust). However, I don't remember what kernel version I
 > was on when I stopped using them.

Same situation here except I had an up-to-date custom gcc and friends 64-bit
build (aarch64).  It was cheap and satisfied my curiousity.  The more serious
stuff was still x86_64 at the time.  As for the orange pi, I got suckered in
by nvme boot as well as 16G of memory.  However every attempt to liberate it
failed.  That turned me off and I quickly abandoned it.

 > I ended up getting much better hardware and going that route
 > instead.

I can relate.

Life is good,
Maurice

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