Google is your Friend

Googling for "libpcap n800" leads you to gronmayer's excellent site:
http://www.gronmayer.com/it/index.ph...&system=maemo3
There you will find all sorts of repositories for the N800. Enter "libpcap" into the search window (Be sure to click on your correct OS version first) and you will find a list of the repositories that have libpcap in them. If you are doing all this on the Nokia, then you can just click on the green "install" arrow and the repository will be added into the Application Manager for you. If not, you will need to manually enter the URL into Application Manager; select Tools/Application catalogue from the menu.

Once that's done you can install the package normally. You will need to be in Red Pill mode to see libpcap, I'm fairly sure.

HTH
Walt

Just wondering, whats the simplest way to go around pentesting with the latest diablo? that is simple to install and use... thanks. just so i don't start a new thread XD I tried a few of the debs in the first page, but non of the installed.

Can the aircrack-ng suite work on the N810? Specially airodump...

Im guessing nobodys willing to make a easy(read: for ppl that are new to linux) on how to get aircrack working on the newest os08 version? Because i get incompatible errors when i try to install any of the apps mentioned in the first post.

i got john the ripper 1.7.3 working on my n810 heres my compiled version nothing special it works it just runs slow =p

John

LinXitoW, other places list how to use them. It may be worth learning the tools tools on a safe full install before filling up the storage on a hand held.

Yes, airodump-ng works. The only thing that's not working is aireplay-ng since the driver doesn't support injection.

Airodump leaves the wlan unusuable for the tablet, though. You have to reboot to be able to connect to a WiFi again.

edit:
I stand corrected!
A simple "airmon-ng stop wlan0" makes the wi-fi usuable again.
Great that this has been fixed

p.s i loaded alot of the information about this post in my blog
http://b1ackdeath.blogspot.com/2008/...r-pentest.html

=p

Will any of these apps allow me to, on a wifi network, see the device names like "Johnskomputer" - (not the IP addresses) of the computers connected - or is that information never made available?

Update:

Using nmap I can see all IP addresses connected to the network
Using mtr-tiny I can see my tablet name and activity

Any app that combines both?

Autoscan will show you the computer name,

on my blog theres a link