001_openssl.patch; unable to make depend

[zazen]

hello all,

Like the title says; I'm having difficulty applying this patch.

Well not exactly the patch itself but one of the make commands.
I followed the instructions: cd /usr/src -> patch -p0 < 001_openssl.patch -> cd lib/libssl -> make obj -> make depend -> make includes -> make -> make install -> cd ../../sbin -> make obj -> make depend /*Here it errors out by saying "MAKE: DON'T KNOW HOW TO MAKE EXT2FS.C. STOP IN /USR/SRC/SBIN/FSCK_EXT2FS. ***ERROR CODE 2 STOP IN /USR/SRC/SBIN (LINE 48 OF /USR/SHARE/MK/BSD.SUBDIR..MK)."

Any help would be greately appreciated.

[jggimi]

It "sounds" like a problem with the source tree.

But ... the error message seems a little wierd. It looks like you hand typed it. Why? Because those sort of error messages, to my recollection, are not sent in upper case characters. And, to the best of my recollection, there is no file in the tree called "ext2fs.c", though there is a mount_ext2fs.c, and any number of ext2fs_<whatever> files in the kernel source.

You might want to double check you are actually using the 4.5-release source. If you used CVS, the "Tag" for 4.5-release is OPENBSD_4_5_BASE. If instead, you downloaded a tar ball, double check you acquired 4.5-release, and, that you downloaded and extracted the kernel (/usr/src/sys) source as well as userland. In this case, a dependency may require kernel source (such as one or more of the ext2fs_<whatever> files from /usr/src/sys/ufs/ext2fs) that might be missing.

Next time, to make sure you have the exact error message, all you need do is use script(1). In concert with col(1), you can get a saved copy of anything typed in or displayed in an interactive shell.

[zazen]

That was fast!

why?

Because I didn't know about script(1) and col(1) Thanks for that as well.

I was not aware of the fact that I also needed the sys package.
Installing the kernel source solved the problem.

Thank you for your help.
Z.

[jggimi]

Glad you got it working!