Larry,
I tried that and it did not work either. Thanks for the suggestion.
Larry Bugbee wrote:
I used:
Configure --prefix=/usr/arm /usr/arm/bin/gcc
and then modified the make file with:
CC= /usr/arm/bin/arm-gcc
AR= /usr/arm/bin/arm-ar $(ARFLAGS) r
Larry Bugbee wrote:
I also can't
Larry,
I used:
Configure --prefix=/usr/arm /usr/arm/bin/gcc
and then modified the make file with:
CC= /usr/arm/bin/arm-gcc
AR= /usr/arm/bin/arm-ar $(ARFLAGS) r
/*
--
*/
Larry
I used:
Configure --prefix=/usr/arm /usr/arm/bin/gcc
and then modified the make file with:
CC= /usr/arm/bin/arm-gcc
AR= /usr/arm/bin/arm-ar $(ARFLAGS) r
Larry Bugbee wrote:
I also can't find libcrytpo.so, I have libvcrypto.a and libssl.a,
but no *.so files?
Where does the build put
Hi group,
I just built OpenSSL on my FC8 system for my ARM processor. The build
went well but failed the 'make test' with this:
$ make test
Doing certs
touch rehash.time
testing...
make[1]: Entering directory `/src/ARM/openssl/openssl-0.9.8h/test'
make[2]: Entering directory
You are cross-compiling, which means that the platform that you're on
cannot actually run the binaries that it builds.
If you do not have any .so files, it may not be able to create shared
libraries in that environment. The .a files, in that case, are static
libraries.
-Kyle H
On Sun, Dec 21,
