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Hi John,

thanks for taking up the sh maintainership!

Any chance you could do an inventoy on which arch/sh/ platforms are
currently working and maintained and which are just bitrot?

sh still has a lot of platform specific code that feels іt is rotting,
but some of that might just have been due to the lack of active
maintainance.

Once platform that I'm particulary interested in is dreamcast, which has
a rather oddball block driver (gdrom) and some very odd interaction with
the dma-mapping code.