diff --git a/cpu/atmega1281/ldscripts_compat/README.md b/cpu/atmega1281/ldscripts_compat/README.md
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index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1bc6babe5bef59b56a77aa10af47aec1572f70b3
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+avr linkerscript
+================
+
+Starting from avr-binutils 2.26, the linker defines symbol that can be
+overriden to configure ROM and RAM length.
+
+This ldscript is used for supporting older versions on avr-binutils like on
+ubuntu xenial.
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diff --git a/cpu/atmega1284p/ldscripts_compat/README.md b/cpu/atmega1284p/ldscripts_compat/README.md
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+================
+
+Starting from avr-binutils 2.26, the linker defines symbol that can be
+overriden to configure ROM and RAM length.
+
+This ldscript is used for supporting older versions on avr-binutils like on
+ubuntu xenial.
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+================
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