Hi allz,
I don't know if this is the right place but...
Long story short: I cross-compiled nmap in order to make it work on Kindle Paperwhite (I have tested only on Paperwhite but theoretically should work on any arm).
For all description of the program, the disclaimer about use and everithing else you should refer to the official site: http://nmap.org
Since I took lot of information from this forum seems natural to me to give something back.
Simply extracting the attached zip archive on the main folder you can access it from /mnt/us/nmap/bin/nmap
If you prefer compiling it yourself the configuration command I used is:
Where /media/Kindle/nmap is the final installation path.
Since is a pretty technical tool I haven't created an installer.
Smart user may wanna compile himself since some functions need root privilege (With great powers come great responsibility!)
My english really sucks so I'll stop writing.
I don't know if this is the right place but...
Long story short: I cross-compiled nmap in order to make it work on Kindle Paperwhite (I have tested only on Paperwhite but theoretically should work on any arm).
For all description of the program, the disclaimer about use and everithing else you should refer to the official site: http://nmap.org
Since I took lot of information from this forum seems natural to me to give something back.
Simply extracting the attached zip archive on the main folder you can access it from /mnt/us/nmap/bin/nmap
If you prefer compiling it yourself the configuration command I used is:
Code:
ac_cv_linux_vers=2 ./configure host=arm-linux-gnueabi prefix=/media/Kindle/nmap enable-static without-zenmap with-pcap=linux with-liblua=included with-libpcap=internalSince is a pretty technical tool I haven't created an installer.
Smart user may wanna compile himself since some functions need root privilege (With great powers come great responsibility!)
My english really sucks so I'll stop writing.