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That is the problem I mentioned in the other thread. Related to: https://review.trustedfirmware.org/c/TF-A/trusted-firmware-a/+/19401 As far as I know, In the langdale release, they have changed the binutils version from 2.38 -> 2.39, where 2.39 contains more checks.
I have already prepared a patch for this, but I was going to include it in PR with support for OPIZ2 for Kernel 6x (still in progress, I'm still testing some things), but I can deliver it separately.
Edit: They merged it to the 'integration' branch today. I'm not familiar with the development process of ATF but for me - if it was merged into the 'integration' branch it means that sooner or later it will be available in the mainline. The problem is that we still don't use the mainline ATF - except in the case of OPIZ2 available on 'kirkstone' branch and soon on master, so a patch is needed anyway unless we completely switch to mainline ATF.
That is the problem I mentioned in the other thread. Related to: https://review.trustedfirmware.org/c/TF-A/trusted-firmware-a/+/19401 As far as I know, In the langdale release, they have changed the binutils version from 2.38 -> 2.39, where 2.39 contains more checks.
I have already prepared a patch for this, but I was going to include it in PR with support for OPIZ2 for Kernel 6x (still in progress, I'm still testing some things), but I can deliver it separately.
Edit: They merged it to the 'integration' branch today. I'm not familiar with the development process of ATF but for me - if it was merged into the 'integration' branch it means that sooner or later it will be available in the mainline. The problem is that we still don't use the mainline ATF - except in the case of OPIZ2 available on 'kirkstone' branch and soon on master, so a patch is needed anyway unless we completely switch to mainline ATF.
Thanks,
I've rolled back to dunfell
and manually added support for OPC2, until a stable release become available in mainline.
That is the problem I mentioned in the other thread. Related to: https://review.trustedfirmware.org/c/TF-A/trusted-firmware-a/+/19401 As far as I know, In the langdale release, they have changed the binutils version from 2.38 -> 2.39, where 2.39 contains more checks. I have already prepared a patch for this, but I was going to include it in PR with support for OPIZ2 for Kernel 6x (still in progress, I'm still testing some things), but I can deliver it separately. Edit: They merged it to the 'integration' branch today. I'm not familiar with the development process of ATF but for me - if it was merged into the 'integration' branch it means that sooner or later it will be available in the mainline. The problem is that we still don't use the mainline ATF - except in the case of OPIZ2 available on 'kirkstone' branch and soon on master, so a patch is needed anyway unless we completely switch to mainline ATF.
Thanks, I've rolled back to
dunfell
and manually added support for OPC2, until a stable release become available in mainline.
You have OPC2 available on kirkstone
branch and on this release it should work fine. Give it a shoot :)
That is the problem I mentioned in the other thread. Related to: https://review.trustedfirmware.org/c/TF-A/trusted-firmware-a/+/19401 As far as I know, In the langdale release, they have changed the binutils version from 2.38 -> 2.39, where 2.39 contains more checks. I have already prepared a patch for this, but I was going to include it in PR with support for OPIZ2 for Kernel 6x (still in progress, I'm still testing some things), but I can deliver it separately. Edit: They merged it to the 'integration' branch today. I'm not familiar with the development process of ATF but for me - if it was merged into the 'integration' branch it means that sooner or later it will be available in the mainline. The problem is that we still don't use the mainline ATF - except in the case of OPIZ2 available on 'kirkstone' branch and soon on master, so a patch is needed anyway unless we completely switch to mainline ATF.
Thanks, I've rolled back to
dunfell
and manually added support for OPC2, until a stable release become available in mainline.You have OPC2 available on
kirkstone
branch and on this release it should work fine. Give it a shoot :)
Sure, Thanks :)
Hi, When trying to build
core-image-minimal
for OrangePi PC2, theatf
build failed with the following error:Full backlog: