Cross compiling openssl-fips-1.2 for arm-linux
I'm trying to build openssl-fips-1.2 for an Arm XSCALE 255 running a debian-based linux filesystem. Build system is an x86-Knoppix machine. I've applied the openssl-fips-1.2.crossbuild.patch as advised in the User Manual and Security Policy. After setting $CROSS_COMPILE and $HOSTCC as needed, I am running into a problem during the build where fipsld is trying to generate a signature. Here's the error:make[2]: Entering directory`/hda1/softw-local/uadmas/openssl/openssl-build/openssl-fips-1.2'fips/fipsld: line 121: fips/../fips/fips_premain_dso: cannot execute binaryfileThe file openssl-fips-1.2/fips/fipsld was patched with the following snippet to allow cross-compiling: # generate signature...! if [ -z "${FIPS_SIG}" ]; then! SIG=`"${THERE}/fips/fips_premain_dso" "${TARGET}"`! else! SIG=`"${FIPS_SIG}" -dso "${TARGET}"`! fiNow I'm pretty sure that fips_premain_dso is the wrong path because it is built for the ARM target. I'm having trouble figuring out what $FIPS_SIG should be set to? Do I build an x86 version of fips_premain_dso and point $FIPS_SIG to it? Thanks,Jim/*Jim Rowe*/__
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Cross compiling openssl-fips-1.2 for arm-linux
I'm trying to build openssl-fips-1.2 for an Arm XSCALE 255 running a
debian-based linux filesystem. Build system is an x86-Knoppix machine.
I've applied the openssl-fips-1.2.crossbuild.patch as advised in the User
Manual and Security Policy.
After setting $CROSS_COMPILE and $HOSTCC as needed, I am running into a
problem during the build where fipsld is trying to generate a signature.
Here's the error:
make[2]: Entering directory
`/hda1/softw-local/uadmas/openssl/openssl-build/openssl-fips-1.2'
fips/fipsld: line 121: fips/../fips/fips_premain_dso: cannot execute
binary
file
The following section of openssl-fips-1.2/fips/fipsld was patched when I
applied the openssl-fips-1.2.crossbuild.patch:
# generate signature...
! if [ -z ${FIPS_SIG} ]; then
! SIG=`${THERE}/fips/fips_premain_dso ${TARGET}`
! else
! SIG=`${FIPS_SIG} -dso ${TARGET}`
! fi
Now I'm pretty sure that fips_premain_dso is the wrong path because it is
built for the ARM target. I'm having trouble figuring out what $FIPS_SIG
should be set to? Do I build an x86 version of fips_premain_dso and point
$FIPS_SIG to it?
Thanks,
Jim Rowe
__
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