Daniel Palmer e5c7b43494 arch/m68k: add 68000 nommu support
Everyone thinks they like ARM but secretly they want to run
Linux on their Megadrive[0].

Building a working toolchain/userland for nommu m68k is a bit
difficult because of the bitrotten tools all over the place and
one big issue is GCC generates code that uses unaligned
accesses that will cause an exception on 68000 machines if you
aren't careful.

Buildroot can easily create a working toolchain and userland
for nommu m68k so why not?

0 - This isn't a joke, I'm working on this. I have u-boot working
    on the Megadrive, Linux is already working on a bunch of 68000
    machines and I just need to get everything a little bit smaller
    to get into 4MB of RAM.

Signed-off-by: Daniel Palmer <daniel@thingy.jp>
Signed-off-by: Thomas Petazzoni <thomas.petazzoni@bootlin.com>
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