I have an ARM9 platform that's running a pretty old Linux kernel
(2.6.33.7 built with GCC 4.6.3). It's currently using a buildroot
user-space built with that same compiler and uClibc 0.9.30.
Moving to a newer kernel is not an option because of performance
issues. Using a significantly newer version of GCC to build the
kernel would also require more than a little kernel hacking. So I
probably have to stick with the existing kernel build.
For various reasons, updating to recent versions of a few user-space
packages might be required. Are there likely to be compatibility
problems building/running a user-space (e.g. with buildroot) using a
recent toolchain (gcc 12.3, uClib-ng 1.0.45) for user-space and a
kernel that old?
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Grant