I can't find a libpcap-devel package for slackware
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The tcpdump package contains the pcap headers.
As Xian indicated, Slackware does not split packages up into -bin, -devel, -doc, -libs, and so on (except in the rare instance that upstream does so - think Xorg).
The tcpdump package contains the pcap headers.
As Xian indicated, Slackware does not split packages up into -bin, -devel, -doc, -libs, and so on (except in the rare instance that upstream does so - think Xorg).
Thanks for the info. I will try that. I am trying to install aircrack-ptw. But I get an error during the make. I was told that I need to install the libpcap development libraries. I installed libpcap-0.8.1 but still got the error. Would installing the tcpdump package be different, or should that have worked? Thanks for the replies
Ok, I figured it out. In the Makefile, the gcc line WAS linking to the libpcap (-lpcap), but I had to move the "-lpcap" to the end of the line! Thanks for your help.
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