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Looks like you use an outdated .config, referencing a removed binutils version. Note that the version number and tarball file name are not interpolated either in the download command line.
This also happened to me. problem seems to be that if you have "Toolchain options" enabled, then you can run into that problem, since a previous binutils version was selected. I don't think we should be doing anything about that, since it clearly indicates that a previously used version is no longer supported, and the user picked one in particular, so we should now have that user select the next supported version that is appropriate.
clauded1:
TP-LINK Archer v2
Trunk compiled under Ubuntu 18.04
Trying to compile the latest trunk version of openwrt and I get the following error:
make[3]: Entering directory '/mnt/home/openwrt/trunk/toolchain/binutils'
mkdir -p /mnt/home/openwrt/trunk/dl
SHELL= flock /mnt/home/openwrt/trunk/tmp/.binutils-.tar.bz2.flock -c ' /mnt/home/openwrt/trunk/scripts/download.pl "/mnt/home/openwrt/trunk/dl" "binutils-.tar.bz2" "none" "" "@GNU/binutils/" '
Cannot find appropriate hash command, ensure the provided hash is either a MD5 or SHA256 checksum.
Makefile:118: recipe for target '/mnt/home/openwrt/trunk/dl/binutils-.tar.bz2' failed
Seems like "none" value should be "skip" instead. How do I fix that?
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