03-05-2021, 11:26 AM
glad you figured it out.
Yeah, you need to patch the iconv Makefile (not hashcat's Makefile)... maybe we should make this more clear, but at the end we don't really recommend the cross-compilation approach for the general users... it makes more sense to just compile it natively, in general (and even this only affects very, very small amount of users, most can just use the beta/release version, of course).
Your error, on the other hand, for the native / cygwin compilation:
tells me that you didn't install the tools required as per the guide I've linked you above. It says that some build tools need to be installed while configuring/installing cygwin (https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/blob/...stallation). I think/hope if you follow all the steps mentioned in the guide, everything should be working fine. I'm pretty sure about this, because these guides were, as far as I remember, directly created or improved by users that wanted support for cygwin / msys compilation on windows and they tested these steps (it could also be that some things changed in the mean time but I think with all the packages installed as mentioned, you should also have the g++ compiler ready etc).
Yeah, you need to patch the iconv Makefile (not hashcat's Makefile)... maybe we should make this more clear, but at the end we don't really recommend the cross-compilation approach for the general users... it makes more sense to just compile it natively, in general (and even this only affects very, very small amount of users, most can just use the beta/release version, of course).
Your error, on the other hand, for the native / cygwin compilation:
Code:
g++: No such file or directorytells me that you didn't install the tools required as per the guide I've linked you above. It says that some build tools need to be installed while configuring/installing cygwin (https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/blob/...stallation). I think/hope if you follow all the steps mentioned in the guide, everything should be working fine. I'm pretty sure about this, because these guides were, as far as I remember, directly created or improved by users that wanted support for cygwin / msys compilation on windows and they tested these steps (it could also be that some things changed in the mean time but I think with all the packages installed as mentioned, you should also have the g++ compiler ready etc).