I've been fighting with this off and on for a week. If I build core-image-minimal for a generic86-64 machine, I can get it to use the x32 ABI, or I can switch to the linux-yocto-rt 4.8 kernel, but I can't do both.
If I do both, it builds with no complaint other than a lot of bit size errors in grub-efi do_package_qa (which don't seem to matter with the standard kernel). Most binaries, including loadable kernel modules, are properly built as ELF architecture i386:x64-32, but the kernel itself is built as i386:x86-64. The result is an immediate kernel panic trying to run init, because the kernel doesn't know how to load it. I understand that not all packages have been updated to work with x32, but the RT kernel? Is this a combination that is known not to work? If it is expected to work, am I the first person to try to boot it on actual hardware? I'd like to know either that this simply won't work, so I can stop wasting time on it, or get some help diagnosing the problem and fixing it. I'm stumped. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul mailto:pdero...@ix.netcom.com -- _______________________________________________ yocto mailing list yocto@yoctoproject.org https://lists.yoctoproject.org/listinfo/yocto
