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Hello, |
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I still have some systems around that need to run a vanilla kernel 3.2. |
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This works without any issues as long as I am using gcc-4.9.4 or gcc-5.4 to |
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compile the kernel. Using gcc-6.4 for compilation was not possible |
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out-of-the-box as it is defaulting to --enable-default-pie. |
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After reading https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=841420 I |
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was able to get around this by adding -fno-pie to the build. However, when |
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trying to run this kernel, it does not output anything and just reboots my |
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system. Compiling the same source and setup (even including my additional |
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-fno-pie settings) with gcc-5.4 or gcc-4.9.4 results in a kernel that is |
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running fine, just with gcc-6.4 it appears to be broken. |
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Is there anyone around who successfully managed to get this to work (or |
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who has any other hints how to fix this)? |
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Now that Gentoo has deprecated 2013's profile, using gcc4 or gcc5 is not |
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really supported for anything, and I'd like to avoid having to compile |
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different parts of the system with different compilers. |
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cu |
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Gerrit |