[sleuthkit-users] autopsy install problem

[<m0t...@ne...>]

I am trying to install The Sleuthkit (v1.65) and Autopsy (v1.74) to an Open BSD 3.3 system.

Sluethkit installs with the following messages:

scooby# make
cd src/misc; make "CC=gcc" MAKELEVEL=
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\" -O -Wall -g  -c mymalloc.c
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\" -O -Wall -g  -c error.c
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\" -O -Wall -g  -c strerror.c
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\" -O -Wall -g  -c split_at.c
ar rv aux_lib.a mymalloc.o error.o strerror.o split_at.o
ar: creating archive aux_lib.a
a - mymalloc.o
a - error.o
a - strerror.o
a - split_at.o
ranlib aux_lib.a
cd src/hashtools; make "CC=gcc" MAKELEVEL=
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\"  -O -Wall -g -I.   -c md5.c
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\"  -O -Wall -g -I.   -c md5c.c
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\"  -O -Wall -g -I.  -o ../../bin/md5 md5.o md5c.o
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\"  -O -Wall -g -I.   -c sha1.c
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\"  -O -Wall -g -I.  -o ../../bin/sha1 sha1.o
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\"  -O -Wall -g -I.   -c hfind.c
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\"  -O -Wall -g -I.   -c nsrl.c
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\"  -O -Wall -g -I.   -c tm_lookup.c
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\"  -O -Wall -g -I.   -c md5sum.c
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\"  -O -Wall -g -I.   -c hk.c
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\"  -O -Wall -g -I.  -o ../../bin/hfind hfind.o nsrl.o tm_lookup.o md5sum.o hk.o
cd src/fstools; make "CC=gcc" MAKELEVEL=
gcc -DOPENBSD3 -DVER=\"1.65\" -I../misc -O -Wall -g  -c fs_buf.c
In file included from fs_buf.c:30:
fs_tools.h:201: #error "This operating system is not supported"
*** Error code 1

Stop in /usr/local/sleuthkit/src/fstools.
*** Error code 1

Stop in /usr/local/sleuthkit/src/fstools (line 22 of Makefile).
*** Error code 1

Stop in /usr/local/sleuthkit (line 17 of Makefile).

When I try to install Autopsy, I am prompted with the following:
Enter The Sleuth Kit Directory:
/usr/local/sleuthkit-1.65/bin
The Sleuth Kit was not found (try again):

What exactly is the Autopsy install looking for, and where is it normally installed?  Did the error(s) in the sleuthkit install have anything to do with this?  Any suggestions?

Thanks for any help.
Randy




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