Issue:Not sure if this is the place to direct this. But i've reccently ben attempting to leverage the linux-based OS on the chromebook, so I installed some tools available thru "chromebrew" however whenver I attempt to run the program I recieve the error , : error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"

Objective:I would like to be able to run the program with compromising any other modules on my system. I attempted creating a symbolic link based on my available modules in lib64 file but this did not work. I used the command...

e.g.: 'ln -s libssl.so.1.0.0 libssl.so.1.1'

Is it possible to get certain cyber security tools such as "aircrack-ng" function on the chromebook?

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You've got the parameter orders backwards for the ln command. To create a link called "libssl.so.1.0.0" and have it point to libssl.so.1.1, do this:But that's not guaranteed to work, and you may run into other dependency issues; ldd aircrack-ng will show you which libraries the executable needs.

Either you should find a version of aircrack-ng that's compiled for the Chromebook OS, or you could compile one yourself. The latter is not hard at all, provided the necessary developer tools and libraries are available for the Chromebook.

See the aircrack-ng GitHub page for a list of requirements, it's pretty standard stuff.

I'm guessing I will likely have to compile it myself given the previous issues that I have ran into. But I will attempt to make use of the command you provided. Also i'm currently in developer mode and I assume ( though it may be naieve of me ) ChromeOS wouldn't list any packages in the list that aren't compatible with its system, but I guess we will see!

Thanks for the help thus far!