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Does s/arm-elf-/arm-none-eabi-/ work? #36

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negatratoron opened this issue Oct 11, 2017 · 3 comments
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Does s/arm-elf-/arm-none-eabi-/ work? #36

negatratoron opened this issue Oct 11, 2017 · 3 comments

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@negatratoron
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negatratoron commented Oct 11, 2017

So long story short, I ran scons iPhone4, but didn't have arm-elf-gcc so I went to go get it, but found that the latest gcc (7.2.0) does not support that, however it does support arm-none-eabi. Presently I'm compiling GCC, however I was wondering if anybody has tried this, or has any reason to think that it would, or would not, work.

P.S. I know there's a toolchain installer script, but I wanted to try with the newest stuff.

@nickpack
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In theory at least it should work, but the reality is that nobody has (to my knowledge) built and tested any version of openiboot with anything but the toolchain provided by the installer script.

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negatratoron commented Oct 28, 2017

Well I got it compiled, but I haven't tested it yet because my iPhone is actually under Activation Lock, and I'm still working on getting it unlocked...

However, in order to compile openiBoot I had to fix some warnings that are most likely due to my using a newer version of GCC (some of which looked like actual errors), and compile libxpwn for cygwin to provide mk8900image with libcommon.a and libxpwn.a files, since that's the platform I'm using. Do you want me to commit and upload any of that for you to take a look at?

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Bump. Any progress?

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