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fix typo and format
atefBB Aug 9, 2018
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Rename INSTALL to INSTALL.md
atefBB Aug 9, 2018
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Expand Up @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ ngrep Installation Guide

1. Install the latest Packet Capture Library

In orer to compile ngrep on any platform, the relevant packet capture
In order to compile ngrep on any platform, the relevant packet capture
(PCAP) client support library must be installed.

On UNIX, this is called ``libpcap'' and can be installed either from
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% ./configure && make

On Windows, open the ``ngrep.sln'' file located in the ``win32''
subdirectory of the ngrep source tree using Visual Studio.NET. From
subdirectory of the ngrep source tree using Visual Studio.NET. From
there you should be able to Build the solution in either Debug or
Release mode. Once this is done, copy the resulting ``ngrep.exe''
Release mode. Once this is done, copy the resulting ``ngrep.exe''
(located in either the ``Debug'' or ``Release'' subdirectory depending
on compile configuration) into any directory in your path for easy
usage (``c:\windows'', for instance).
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