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Originally Posted by nasser
4.6.3
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I don't recall if that is one of them, but there are some compiler version early in the 4.x series that are to be avoided due to mis-compilations on ARM.
Your best bet is to use Linaro (sp?) ARM compilers -
They are the leading maintainer of the GCC/ARM compiler(s).
Current:
https://releases.linaro.org/componen...naries/latest/
A little digging will get you earlier GCC series releases (back to early 4.x IIRC - nobody in their right mind keeps any 3.y stuff around).
Edit:
Back to 4.9:
http://releases.linaro.org/component...hain/binaries/
And the fog clears a bit - it was the versions upto 4.8 that had problems.
So to avoid those, and be most likely to compile the very old sources used in the Kindle system, pick from here:
http://releases.linaro.org/component...linux-gnueabi/