Over a two-month period, Rekudyu focused on enhancing cross-platform compatibility for Tenstorrent’s kernel and user-mode driver repositories. In tenstorrent/tt-kmd, Rekudyu integrated the AKMS build system to enable Alpine Linux support, expanding deployment options and updating documentation to streamline installation and removal workflows. For tenstorrent/tt-umd, Rekudyu addressed a compilation issue by fixing missing pthread headers and adding execinfo linkage, ensuring reliable builds on non-glibc distributions like Alpine. These contributions, implemented using C++, CMake, and Makefile, demonstrated a methodical approach to build systems and Linux kernel modules, resulting in broader OS coverage and improved developer experience across distributions.