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--- install_aircrack [2016/02/15 05:42] – Updated compilation instructions mister_x
+++ install_aircrack [2018/03/13 22:45] – [Latest SVN (development) Sources] Updated to Git mister_x
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 Commands are exactly the same as Linux but instead of **make**, use **gmake** (or **CC=gcc5** or any other installed gcc version).
-==== Latest SVN (development) Sources ====
+==== Latest Git (development) Sources ====
 **Note:** Compilation parameters can also be used with the sources from our subversion repository.
-  svn co http://svn.aircrack-ng.org/trunk/ aircrack-ng
+  git clone https://github.com/aircrack-ng/aircrack-ng
   cd aircrack-ng
+  autoreconf -i
+  ./configure
   make
   make install
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 ====== Installing on Mac OSX ======
+**Important note**: airodump-ng and aireplay-ng will not work under OSX natively. Which means, injection and capture will have to use other means. If you have an intel Mac (any recent-ish Mac is), check out the VMware Fusion option which is mentioned lower on this page.
 The simplest and easiest way to install on Mac OS X is via [[http://www.macports.org/|Macports]]. You simply do "sudo port install aircrack-ng".
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 Alternatively, use the following instructions:
-Make sure you have Xcode installed on your Mac, which can be found on the installer CD/DVD which came with your Mac.
+  - Make sure you have Xcode installed on your Mac, which can be found on the installer CD/DVD which came with your Mac (or downloaded).
-After getting the source you can do a simple "make && sudo make install" from the untarred directory.
+  - After getting the source you can do a simple "make && sudo make install" from the untarred directory.
-When you use the stable, you need to rename the Makefile.osx to Makefile and when you use the dev version it will autodetect you are using Darwin and compile fine.
+  - When you use the stable, you need to rename the Makefile.osx to Makefile and when you use the dev version it will autodetect you are using Darwin and compile fine.
-Mind you, airodump-ng and aireplay-ng are linux only and will not work under OSX native, so for reinjecting and sniffing you will have to use other means.
-If you have an intel Mac check out the VMware Fusion option which is mentioned lower on this page.
 Optional is openssl-dev and sqlite3 which can be installed through fink