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Re: SI60301 Damaged (5733SC1 OpenSSL)

On 12-May-2016 08:28 -0500, Aaron Bartell wrote:
I installed the latest Node.js updates (SI59404) and one of the
prereqs(n1) is 5733SC1's SI60301 (openssl).

I did a GO PTF to display SI60301 and find it is damaged. I use
option 11 to "Delete a program temporary fix" and the delete
completes successfully. I then do SNDPTFORD PTFID((SI60301)) and it
completes the order successfully. I display the PTF and it is still
"Damaged".

n1 - http://bit.ly/SI59404

Anyone else see that PTF as damaged? Are there other steps I should
be taking?


The message [omitted from OP] that says the PTF is "damaged" has "Recovery" instructions on how to correct the issue; IIRC, LODPTF and perhaps RMVPTF [*PERM] as the second step, and likely there is no mention of DLTPTF in those steps.


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