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I have a directory contains several files to be modified. Instead of doing changes manually(because there are so many files) i downloaded a diff file(made by some other user), this diff file is executed by a .bat file.

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How the patch tool works The patch tool takes the.diff file. Reads it up until the first header, parses the header, extracts the name of the file to patch from it. Locates the file with the name obtained on step (1) in the target directory. Reads the first hunk, locates it in the file it found, and applies the patch from the hunk. Error While Patching File Acrmp.exe 10/8/2019 Most ACRMP.exe errors are related to missing or corrupt ACRMP.exe files. Because ACRMP.exe is an external file, it presents a great opportunity for something undesirable to occur. In case of patching, we first look at Summary.txt file which gives overall picture for all instances which were attempted to patch. Based on instance which had failure, we need to look at Summary file located under the instance name folder and dig further. .The issue occurs when the cache files are deleted from the location c: windows installer. The problem occurs when the Windows Installer database file (.msi) and the Windows Installer patch file (.msp) is missing from the Windows Installer cache folder. The Windows Installer cache is located in the following folder: C: Windows installer.

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1. bat file is WinDDK_7600.16385.1_patch.bat and path of this file is(C:UserskunzeDocumentsVisual Studio 2010Projectsbusmaster-masterDocuments1 Development Environmentfiles)

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1. When i run bat file this will run WinDDK_7600.16385.1.diff and this difference file has changes for many fileslocated in C:WinDDK. Path of this file is C:UserskunzeDocumentsVisual Studio 2010Projectsbusmaster-masterDocuments1 Development Environmentfiles

2. Files for which differences need to be updated are located in this directory C:WinDDK

3. I already have set path environment variable for git/bin

4. Can someone please let me know what changes should i made in my WinDDK_7600.16385.1_patch.bat file so that it will find and update all the files located in C:WinDDK directory

I have tried several times and every time i am getting this error 'Assertion failed: hunk, file ./patch-2.5.9-src/patch.c, line 354' ? whats the issue ?

3 Answers

.diff files, the patch tool and their relevance to Git

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First of all, this problem has nothing to do with Git. Git for Windows, which you supposedly have installed on your computer, just happens to be shipped with the Windows port of patch—a program to apply changes described by specially-formatted files. Specifically, GfW includes the GNU patch program.

The patch.exe program supplied with GfW is located under %ProgramFiles%Gitbin (unless you've overriden the installation location).

What does a .diff file contain and how patch works

The patch file format

To cite the Wikipedia article linked above, a diff file looks like this:

Here's what we have here:

• First are the two lines of the header which describe which file was original and which one was 'new' when the diff file was generated based on them—the differences are in the 'new' file compared to the 'original' one.

• The @@ .. @@ blocks delimit 'hunks' which describe where in the original file the piece to change by this hunk is located, how many lines it originally contained and how many it will contain after patching.

  The next (and most important) thing about the hunk is change markers: + denote added lines, - denote deleted lines while lines prefixed with (a single space character) do not change and provide context for the patch tool to be able to perform 'fuzzy matching'—based not only on line count but on actual file content as well.

How the patch tool works

The patch tool takes the .diff file and

1. Reads it up until the first header, parses the header, extracts the name of the file to patch from it.
2. Locates the file with the name obtained on step (1) in the target directory.

3. Reads the first hunk, locates it in the file it found, and applies the patch from the hunk.

   If patching the hunk fails, patch creates a special 'rejects' file (by combining the tail name of the file it attempted to patch plus the .rej extension) and writes there the failed hunk.

4. Goes to the next hunk and repeats until the end of the patch file is hit of the new header is found.

   If the next header is found, it repeats the steps starting from (2), otherwise it exits.

How the patch tool locates the files to patch

Most often, headers in patch files contain relative pathnames (like foo/bar/baz.c) and the patch tool goes like this:

1. Extracts that name from the header.
2. Takes the tool's current directory and appends that pathname onto it to get the name of the file to patch.

Two command-line options affect the patch tool's behaviour:

• The -d <dir> option tell it to change its current directory to <dir> before doing its work.

• The -p N option tell it to trim N path components off the pathname extracted from the header before further considering it.

  This means that with -p1 passed to it, patch would convert foo/bar/baz.c to bar/baz.c before trying to locate that file.

By now, you should be able to fully understand what your batch file does, and I ask you to work this out to stop considering all this the black voodoo.

'Assertion failed' error from the patch tool

My guess is that you've hit an unfortunate bug which occasionally manifests itself in various Windows ports of patch—a problem with EOL markers: the tool simply chokes on CR+LF sequences.

Possible ways to work around this:

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• Try git apply as explained here—Git does not use patch.exe but rather its own machinery which is taught by GfW porters to work okay with Windows EOLs.

• Try other ports of patch, for instance this one from the GnuWin32 project.

  Note that you might hit some UAC problem with it; here is how to fix it.

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Everything was correct except a small problem. Actually a patch command works fine on linux OS but on Winows one must have a patch file only in txt format i.e should be WinDDK_7600.16385.1.txt instead of WinDDK_7600.16385.1.diff.

And also go through the answer of @kistix and try his recommendation, if my solution dosent work, he explained things nicely.

You need to convert the EOL-marker of the diff file(s) to match your OS platform.

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If you are using Linux, you can use the tool dos2unix file_name.diff

On Windows you can use notepad++:

• Load the file in notepad++
• Edit->EOL Conversion -> Windows Format

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Error :
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Continue as if it were successful :
***
AutoPatch could not find a response to the above prompt
in the defaults file.
While looking at the log file i could see lot of forms that were not compiled, to avoid this situation use restart=yes flags=autoskip in adop
Patch session with error:
appltest@tstsrv:/u25/TEST/fs_ne/EBSapps/patch$ adop phase=apply patches=24944395_AR:u24944395.drv restart=yes prompt=yes
Enter the APPS password:
Enter the SYSTEM password:
Enter the WLSADMIN password:
Validating credentials.
Initializing.
Run Edition context : /u25/TEST/fs2/inst/apps/TEST_tstsrv/appl/admin/TEST_tstsrv.xml
Patch edition context: /u25/TEST/fs1/inst/apps/TEST_tstsrv/appl/admin/TEST_tstsrv.xml
Reading driver file (up to 50000000 bytes).
Patch file system free space: 120.47 GB
Validating system setup.
Node registry is valid.
[WARNING] ETCC: The following required database fixes have not been applied to node tstsrv:
19791273
20588502
20825533
20936905
21091431
21153266
Refer to My Oracle Support Knowledge Document 1594274.1 for instructions.
Checking for existing adop sessions.
Continuing with existing session [Session ID: 28].
Session Id : 28
Prepare phase status : COMPLETED

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Apply phase status : ATLEAST ONE PATCH IS ALREADY APPLIED
Cutover phase status : NOT COMPLETED
Abort phase status : NOT COMPLETED
Session status : FAILED
ADOP (C.Delta.7)
Session ID: 28
Node: tstsrv
Phase: apply
Log: /u25/TEST/fs_ne/EBSapps/log/adop/28/adop_20161025_081029.log
Applying patch 24944395_AR:u24944395.drv.
Log: /u25/TEST/fs_ne/EBSapps/log/adop/28/apply_20161025_100413/TEST_tstsrv/24944395_AR/log/u24944395.log
***
Continue as if it were successful :
***
AutoPatch could not find a response to the above prompt
in the defaults file.
The patch has FAILED,
Please check the adpatch logs for more details.
You should check the file
/u25/TEST/fs_ne/EBSapps/log/adop/28/apply_20161025_100413/TEST_tstsrv/24944395_AR/log/u24944395.log
for errors.
[UNEXPECTED]Error occurred executing 'adpatch abandon=no restart=yes workers=24 console=no interactive=no defaultsfile=/u25/TEST/fs1/EBSapps/appl/admin/TEST_patch/adalldefaults.txt patchtop=/u25/TEST/fs_ne/EBSapps/patch/24944395_AR driver=u24944395.drv logfile=u24944395.log'
[UNEXPECTED]Refer to the log files for more information.
[UNEXPECTED]Apply phase has failed.
[STATEMENT] Please run adopscanlog utility, using the command
'adopscanlog -latest=yes'
to get the list of the log files along with snippet of the error message corresponding to each log file.
adop exiting with status = 1 (Fail)
Patch session post autoskip without erorrs :

applTEST@tstsrv:/u25/TEST/fs_ne/EBSapps/patch$ adop phase=apply patches=24944395_AR:u24944395.drv restart=yes flags=autoskip
Enter the APPS password:
Enter the SYSTEM password:
Enter the WLSADMIN password:
Validating credentials.
Initializing.
Run Edition context : /u25/TEST/fs2/inst/apps/TEST_tstsrv/appl/admin/TEST_tstsrv.xml
Patch edition context: /u25/TEST/fs1/inst/apps/TEST_tstsrv/appl/admin/TEST_tstsrv.xml
Reading driver file (up to 50000000 bytes).
Patch file system free space: 120.47 GB
Validating system setup.
Node registry is valid.
[WARNING] ETCC: The following required database fixes have not been applied to node tstsrv:
19791273
20588502
20825533
20936905
21091431
21153266
Refer to My Oracle Support Knowledge Document 1594274.1 for instructions.
Checking for existing adop sessions.
Continuing with existing session [Session ID: 28].
Session Id : 28
Prepare phase status : COMPLETED
Apply phase status : ATLEAST ONE PATCH IS ALREADY APPLIED
Cutover phase status : NOT COMPLETED
Abort phase status : NOT COMPLETED
Session status : FAILED
ADOP (C.Delta.7)
Session ID: 28
Node: tstsrv
Phase: apply
Log: /u25/TEST/fs_ne/EBSapps/log/adop/28/adop_20161025_081029.log
Applying patch 24944395_AR:u24944395.drv.
Log: /u25/TEST/fs_ne/EBSapps/log/adop/28/apply_20161025_100857/TEST_tstsrv/24944395_AR/log/u24944395.log
[WARNING] Some patching actions failed and were skipped
[WARNING] Refer to the autoskip logfile for the list of skipped jobs
[WARNING] Logfile: /u25/TEST/fs_ne/EBSapps/log/adop/28/apply_20161025_100857/TEST_tstsrv/24944395_AR/log/autoskip.log
Generating post apply reports.
Generating log report.
Output: /u25/TEST/fs_ne/EBSapps/log/adop/28/apply_20161025_100857/TEST_tstsrv/adzdshowlog.out
The apply phase completed successfully.
adop exiting with status = 0 (Success)
In addition to the above autoskip option creates a new logfile called asautoskip.log unfortunately it didnt catch any info on the missed file I had to go back to the log and lgi file to trace out the missing files.
applTEST@tstsrv:/u25/TEST/fs_ne/EBSapps/log/adop/28/apply_20161025_100857/TEST_tstsrv/24944395_AR/log$ cat autoskip.log
************* Start of AutoPatch session *************
AutoPatch started at: Tue Oct 25 2016 10:10:01
Autoskipped at Tue Oct 25 2016 10:11:24
[Session : 186984, Error while generating Oracle Forms files]

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Autoskipped at Tue Oct 25 2016 10:15:16
[Session : 186984, Error while generating Oracle Reports files]

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