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The alignment is most likely causing DMA to either break or overwrite unrelated data. The old toolchain might have done this already. This matches up with old IOP toolchain linker script so that is fine |
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This fixes neutrino with the new IOP toolchain!
rickgaiser/neutrino#69
I noticed a difference in alignment between the old and new toolchain. With this change the alignment is the same and neutrino works again.
I don't really understand WHY though, so if anyone has a better solution or explanation please let me know.