On Windows 10, using Nightly 11/29/2022, the .text and .partition_table range overlap, preventing bootloader from building:
= note: rust-lld: error: section .text file range overlaps with .partition_table
>>> .text range is [0xC5C, 0xDE1]
>>> .partition_table range is [0xDBE, 0xDFD]
rust-lld: error: section .text virtual address range overlaps with .partition_table
>>> .text range is [0x7C5C, 0x7DE1]
>>> .partition_table range is [0x7DBE, 0x7DFD]
rust-lld: error: section .text load address range overlaps with .partition_table
>>> .text range is [0x7C5C, 0x7DE1]
>>> .partition_table range is [0x7DBE, 0x7DFD]
error: could not compile `bootloader-x86_64-bios-boot-sector` due to previous error
I pulled commit 2ac7140 to make sure the issue is caused by an update in the toolchain, and previous versions failed to compile as well. The build passed on another Windows 10 pc running a Nightly from earlier this month, I will update on it as well to confirm the issue isn't device-specific.
On Windows 10, using Nightly 11/29/2022, the .text and .partition_table range overlap, preventing bootloader from building:
I pulled commit 2ac7140 to make sure the issue is caused by an update in the toolchain, and previous versions failed to compile as well. The build passed on another Windows 10 pc running a Nightly from earlier this month, I will update on it as well to confirm the issue isn't device-specific.