The issue has come up again since mingw32

[ShubhamTople]

The issue regarding mingw32 has come up again on the latest version since the library has become depreciated and your tool cannot be installed. I tried manual install as well on the kali Linux Latest version. The install was being blocked since the library is no longer being usable and has been shifted to mingw64 as far as I know.

@r00t-3xp10it

[ShubhamTople]

When you download and manually try to install you end up here with being unable to install it. It shows the install button but does not work.

Changing the sources list might work but is not solving the core issue of having to edit the list.

Is it possible to switch to mingw64 directly?

The tool loses its simplicity if everyone using this tool needs to edit sources. Kindly provide an appropriate solution for the same.

@r00t-3xp10it

[r00t-3xp10it]

Edit fakeimageexploiter.sh remark: ComP="i686-w64-mingw32-gcc" <-- mingw64

[ShubhamTople]

Thanks for the quick update. I was making an article on your project. thanks for the help. If you can fork it with the change it would be better I suppose for non-tech people but it's up to you. Kudus

[ShubhamTople]

I think more lines need to be edited for example these lines. I tried editing let me know what else needs to be edited.

[ShubhamTople]

The check for mingw32 installation keeps failing. That library has been abandoned as far i know. I suggest updating your project to use mingw64 instead

[r00t-3xp10it]

arch <-- execute this command to know what arch your system its using.

edit FakeImageExploiter.sh and change the follow values: arch= | PgFi= | ComP= Remark: arch and ComP are the variables related to Wine|Mingw installation.

I belive now fakeimageexploiter will be abble to use ming-w64 to work (I have updated this project a few days ago)

[Morsmalleo]

apt-get install mingw32 mingw-w64 --allow-downgrades --force-yes or apt-get install mingw32 mingw-w64 --allow-downgrades -y