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No. It doesn't have the right type of pins available (RRF uses SPI). There also isn't enough RAM.
No. It doesn't have SPI available, which is used by RRF for the WiFi connection.
No. It doesn't have SPI available, which is used to connect to an SBC.
No.
1. The bootloader is larger than other devices and needs more than the 32KB reserved by our standard RRF build.
2. As a result of 1 the MKS bootloader places firmware at a higher address 0x800C000 instead of 0x8008000
3. This change in address requires changes to the memory map and to how we store reset data in flash (because we can no longer use a 16KB flash page)
4. It seems that the standard bootloader does not load code above 512KB of flash which results in a corrupt RRF
Without a fix for issue 4, using RRF on this board is in effect not possible. But even if issue 4 is fixed, it would require a special build. Given that the board does not seem to provide anything that other boards do not, I don't think it is worth supporting (and testing) a separate build for it. I would suggest that if anyone really wants to use RRF on this board they consider providing an alternate bootloader for it that would enable the use of a standard RRF build.