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From experience, you should not use "-mcmodel=kernel". That is a hack for the Linux kernel on x86_64. It is not available for other architectures, and you should not rely on a hack that was written for a kernel with non-stable API. It might change any time. It is better if you use a proper linker script instead to place your kernel into the negative address range.
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