JPCAP in Raspberry Pi 3B (S.O Raspbian)

[bren0]

I wonder if I can use the library JPCAP in Raspberry Pi using Raspbian Operating System. Because I tried to follow and this tutorial did not work. When I get on stage: "sudo dpkg -i jpcap-0.7.deb" I get an error message.

Message: Packet architecture (i386) does not match system (armhf)

[davidcoton]

You cannot use a program compiled for an Intel386 processor on a Pi, which uses an ARM processor.

Either you must find a version of the library compiled for ERM, or you must find the source code and compile it yourself.

[fruitoftheloom]

I wonder if I can use the library JPCAP in Raspberry Pi using Raspbian Operating System. Because I tried to follow and this tutorial did not work. When I get on stage: "sudo dpkg -i jpcap-0.7.deb" I get an error message.

Message: Packet architecture (i386) does not match system (armhf)

The Source Code is available: http://jpcap.gitspot.com/download.html

[bren0]

You cannot use a program compiled for an Intel386 processor on a Pi, which uses an ARM processor.

Either you must find a version of the library compiled for ERM, or you must find the source code and compile it yourself.

Thank you. Can you tell me how I can compile it to ERM?

[bren0]

I wonder if I can use the library JPCAP in Raspberry Pi using Raspbian Operating System. Because I tried to follow and this tutorial did not work. When I get on stage: "sudo dpkg -i jpcap-0.7.deb" I get an error message.

Message: Packet architecture (i386) does not match system (armhf)

The Source Code is available: http://jpcap.gitspot.com/download.html

Thank you.

[davidcoton]

You should find instructions for compiling along with the source code. I've never needed to compile a Linux package, so I can't offer any detailed advice.It's not rocket science, but neither is it trivial. Get the source from the link above, study any documentation, and dive in. Ask specific questions here when you get stuck. The package authors may also offer some support.

[Heater]

Brilliant. A Java program that needs recompiling for every platform. You know "Java - write once run anywhere"

Seems it has not been worked on for nearly 10 years. I wonder if it still flies.

[DougieLawson]

Brilliant. A Java program that needs recompiling for every platform. You know "Java - write once run anywhere"

Seems it has not been worked on for nearly 10 years. I wonder if it still flies.

If you can't say anything constructive then keep out of these threads by saying nothing.

This package uses the Java Native Interface to do low level programming and provides a Java interface, so it's obvious that it needs to be built for any system where it runs as most of the code is written in C.

[bren0]

Thanks to all who somehow helped me. I managed to solve the problem. I downloaded the source code files and ran the file "Makefile" and this generated a new "libjpcap.so" file.