As just a data point, when -march=i686, the kernel builds and seems to
work well using 6.2.0-10 and with no patches to Makefile at all.
On 10/29/2016 10:24 AM, Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
-no-pie is not a useful option here, because it's passed to the _linker_
only.
i got it to build with this
y mean
that the kernels are currently only built/supported with gcc-5.
vanilla kernels (Linus' tree and the stable ones) could be compiled just fine
with gcc 6.2.0-6 and that now fails.
I still think this is a major regression and regard gcc 6.2.0-7 simply as
broken.
On Thu, 2016-10-20 at 11:
I agree. When the version changes from 6.2.0-6 to 6.2.0-7, only bug
fixes should be included, not changes in functionality. In this case
setting enable-default-pie essentially broke backwards compatibility.
Kernel code that built in -6 failed to build in -7. That, I agree,
should be cons
Concurring with Wolfgang; pulling the source straight from kernel.org
and using identical .config files will work with 6.2.0-6 but fail with
6.2.0-7. I was able to build and install 4.8.3 with no issues after
back-revving gcc et. al. to 6.2.0-6
-- sRw
On 10/20/16 11:09, Wolfgang Walter wr
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