Further update... The "genrsa" freeze that occurs with openssl 0.9.2b, also occurs with the lastest snapshot of openssl, which is SNAP-19990402. In addition, also with both openssl 0.9.2b and with SNAP-19990402, "make test" goes all the way to the "rsa_oaep_test" without errors, then freezes at that RSA test. This occurs on ix86 computers running NetBSD version 1.3K (> 1.3.3). Ironically, on the same computers running the older NetBSD version 1.3.3, genrsa works great and does not freeze. In addition, when one moves the openssl binary compiled under NetBSD 1.3.3 to a NetBSD 1.3K machine, then that genrsa still works on 1.3K. While, when one moves the openssl binary compiled under NetBSD 1.3K to a NetBSD 1.3.3 machine, then that genrsa still freezes under NetBSD 1.3.3. So there is something different between NetBSD 1.3K and the older NetBSD 1.3.3 that causes a faulty build of openssl under 1.3K and a successful build under 1.3.3. A comparison between the two builds would indicate no differences from "config", so the difference would appear to be at the compile level. Thanks in advance again. Sincerely, Alicia.
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