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@tturner The only explanation I could find is this PR by the creator of WireGuard - longsleep/linux-pine64#67
Does anyone have a copy of OCTEON-SDK-5.1.tbz? The original repo is gone and all repos that still have it are out of LFS bandwidth.
Hi @lorenz, I've re-hosted the Octeon toolchain on S3, it's downloaded automatically by my new version of the build script https://github.com/aswild/vyatta-wireguard-build
I'm not sure if it's the full original OCTEON-SDK-5.1.tbz, but it's the GCC toolchain needed to compile for Octeon MIPS64 chips. Direct link is https://vyatta-wireguard-build.s3.amazonaws.com/OCTEON-SDK-5.1-tools.tar.xz
Thanks @aswild! Sadly the part I'm interested in (U-Boot) is not in there. AFAIK the cnusers SDK had it, but that has all been shut down since the acquisition by Marvell.
Thanks for sharing this - I'm using it to build my own version for the e100.
What is the reason for excluding prandom_u32_max? When I run this for the e100 series, it gives the following error:
error: implicit declaration of function 'prandom_u32_max' [-Werror=implicit-function-declaration]
Thanks