Closed jonmcdonald closed 6 years ago
The latest version of linux I've tried is 030e8173dd9379de5c2f065ba73e73 4ff7647ef8
On Wed, Feb 8, 2017 at 6:48 AM, jonmcdonald notifications@github.com wrote:
The README.md specifies a specific version of riscv-tools, and references the master branch of riscv-linux. The master branch of riscv-linux was modified on Jan 6, 2017 to use the -mabi switch which is not compatible with the specified version of riscv-tools. Linux will not build with this configuration. What version of riscv-linux has been verified?
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I'm closing out this issue as riscv-linux has changed substantially since February. i.e. now supports device-tree and requires an up-to-date riscv-gnu-toolchain. riscv-linux compilation issues should be raised here: https://github.com/riscv/riscv-linux
The README.md specifies a specific version of riscv-tools, and references the master branch of riscv-linux. The master branch of riscv-linux was modified on Jan 6, 2017 to use the -mabi switch which is not compatible with the specified version of riscv-tools. Linux will not build with this configuration. What version of riscv-linux has been verified?