If you don’t see anything returned, then you’re probably not connected to a network. There’s nothing else to do you can find MAC address data with a single command. You might have only a few on a laptop, while connected routers could ultimately list dozens of different connections if they’re sending packets in many different places. As soon as you’ve run it, you’ll receive the MAC hardware address for each networking device attached to the system. Once again, you won’t have to be root to run this command. You might instead want to hold down Shift+Ctrl+V, but the normal Ctrl+V keyboard shortcut won’t work.
If this command is long and you’d like to copy it from this article, then remember that you’ll need to paste from the Edit menu in your terminal window. At the prompt, type ifconfig -a | grep HWaddr and then push enter. Like with almost everything on the Linux command line, there is more than one way to find MAC address data. Note: Windows binaries are avialable at For more details on installation, visit RunĮxample 1 Save this verilog code as hello.Method 2: Find MAC Address with the ifconfig Command $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:team-electronics/ppa $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install verilog $ sudo apt-get install gtkwave (Optional) If gtkwave installation gives Error: Failed to configure gtk-osx-application-common-gtk2: gtk2 +quartz not installed. (Optional) Install iverilog waveform dumpfile viewer - gtkwave $ sudo port -v install gtkwave Get into superuser mode and install $ sudo su $ make install You can install them using Homebrew or apt-get on Mac and Ubuntu respectively. configure -prefix= #installs to specific directory providedĬompile the source $ make This command will require gcc, g++, bison and flex. configure # for default settings - installs to /usr/local/bin $. Precompiling lexor_keyword.gperf Precompiling vhdlpp/lexor_keyword.gperfĬonfigure $. Successful run should be like: Autoconf in root. If this gives autoconf.sh: line 10: autoconf: command not found then do this on MacOS: $ brew install autoconf automake libtool to install the needed packages and on Ubuntu do: $ sudo apt-get install autoconf Compile from source on Linux/Mac or in Cygwin on Windows You will need make, autoconf, gcc, g++, flex, bison to compile (and maybe more depending on your system).īuild configuration files $ sh autoconf.sh Note: The steps below have been tested on Ubuntu 16.04 and MacOS 10.14ġ.
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