#Install tcpdump to debian 8 install#

I did not investigate further, but since there are also armle and arm64 cross-compilers (and devices?) be aware of this detail (ie: your device will work? uname -m may help).

#Install tcpdump to debian 8 install#

If you just downloaded and installed Debian Jessie like me, you may need to:ДЄpt-key add emdebian-toolchain-archive.keyДЄpt-get install crossbuild-essential-armhf Create /etc/apt//crosstools.list containing: Since embedian distributuons ceased, I suggest you to follow these instructions, from Debian website, starting from: And remember: if you follow these instructions, you are using them at your own risk:

I strongly suggest you to read VincentвЂ™s blog before continuing, because here you will find only a quick and dirty how-to, largely taken from the history of the commands that I had to issue on my brand new DebianJessie64 VM. Unfortunately, things are changed since then ( updates to the Emdebian distributions ceased, Debian Jessie evolved), so when I tried to follow the path outlined in the articles, I run into some problems, ending up that I had to do the same things (what) in a different way (how).

Monitoring Android Network Traffic Part IV: Forwarding To Wireshark.

Monitoring Android Network Traffic Part III: Installing & Executing TCPDUMP.

Monitoring Android Network Traffic Part II: Cross Compiling TCPDUMP.

Monitoring Android Network Traffic Part I: Installing The Toolchain.

So, letвЂ™s start to say that there is a really good set of articles, written a year ago by Vincent Kornacky, that explains in details what you need(ed) to do in order to get tcpdump on your android phone: Things are changed since then, so we have to arrange something in order to get tcpdump up and running on our android phone. This is a quick and dirty how-to based on an excellent android tcpdump tutorial written last year.