We set up in the Vagrantfile, or if you are on your native box copy it toĪny directory you like: cp tcpdump-4.7.4/tcpdump /downloads configure -host =arm-linux -disable-ipv6 make arm-linux-gnueabi-strip tcpdumpĪfter you have successfully built tcpdump, copy it to the shared directory cd tcpdump- $ TCPDUMP export ac_cv_linux_vers = 2 export CFLAGS = -static export CPPFLAGS = -static export LDFLAGS = -static. configure -host =arm-linux -with-pcap =linux make cd. These packages need to be installed before we continue sudo apt-get install gcc-arm-linux-gnueabi sudo apt-get install make sudo apt-get install flex sudo apt-get install byacc Build tcpdumpĬopy this into an executable script file or just run it line by line: export TCPDUMP = 4.7.4 export LIBPCAP = 1.7.4 wget $ wget $ tar zxvf tcpdump- $ tar zxvf libpcap- $ export CC = arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc cd libpcap- $ LIBPCAP. When we have entered the ubuntu shell we can prepare the ubuntu packages. Wait for a longish while, until vagrant gets its affairs into order then run: vagrant ssh Now open your platform dependent terminal (cmd? xterm? iterm?) and run: cd Whatever/Directory/you/chose vagrant up Ubuntu Xenial in VagrantĪnd then dump this into a file called Vagrantfile somewhere on your computer: nfigure (2 ) do | config | config.vm.box = 'ubuntu/xenial64 ' # Edit this line so that it fits your system configuration config.vm.synced_folder '/My/host/computer/folder/Downloads ', '/downloads ' end If you are already on a relatively new version of Ubuntu, you can skip to Unfortunately, platform independent means installing a lot of software. PrerequisitesĪs I said, platform independently. Up in your rooted Android phone, because reasons, this guide might be forĪs a bonus, I want to explain how to do this relatively platform independently. If you don't want to download any old tcpdump binary file and put it all Let's hold hands while we take a dump together! Background

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