On 08-Nov-2000 Alfonso Garcia wrote: > Three people recomended to me to install ethereal, and I did it but there > was a problem with the dependencies: libpcap is required, so again I > downloaded it, and "./configure + make + make install" and everything was > OK. > > But... ethereal said again that needed libpcap... What's happening? Did I > did something wrong? Find development libpcap package for your Linux distribution and install it. For Debian it is libpcap-dev, for RedHat it may be named something like that only the "extension" is rpm instead of deb. After that try "./configure + make + make install" Bye, Milan ---------------------------------- - : send the line "unsubscribe linux-net" in the body of a message to majordomo@vger.kernel.org
