RE: [Vol-users] Need a Redhat 7.1 profile

Hi Andrew, I figured it out and posted my solution back on the 11th. (below for your convenience) To answer my own question... My profile build system is Debian based. Even though I've successfully created Fedora and CentOS profiles on it, I needed to move to a Fedora system which had the proper definition files in its compiler environment. That got rid of all the 'u32' errors. But because the compiler was gcc 5.1, I needed to create a compiler-gcc5.h file in the include/Linux folder of the kernel files. I just linked to the gcc4 file and everything compiled fine. All the Linux Volatility commands appear to be working as expected. Thanks for checking up on it, Geoff And I had tried your solution and it still didn't work, but the error messages did change. Ultimately, moving to a Redhat based build environment did the trick. If I recall correctly, there was an issue with the 'libdwarf' module on Fedora which is why I went to Ubuntu for my build environment. It seems to be fixed now so I can build across 2 environments which will hopefully limit the number of oddball errors I get. -----Original Message----- From: Andrew Case [mailto:atcuno@gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2016 3:36 PM To: Torres, Geoff (Cyber Security) <geoff.torres(a)hpe.com>; vol-users(a)volatilesystems.com Subject: Re: [Vol-users] Need a Redhat 7.1 profile That is a strange error... Are you comfortable editing module.c? If so, can you add this as the first line of the file: #define u32 unsigned int that should fix the compile error, please send the error output if not Thanks, Andrew (@attrc) On 04/07/2016 01:37 PM, Torres, Geoff (Cyber Security) wrote: