Boot Problem.

Hello, i'm new here.

Anyway, ive burnt BT2 and BT3 onto dvd, and i get this error when booting up.

Fatal error occured - BT3 data not found
You are maybe using an unsupported boot device (eg. SCSI or old PCMCIA).
Workaround: Copy the directory BT3 from your boot device to an IDE/SATA
dist, eg. to /mnt/hda1/BT3 or C:\BT3. Then try to boot again.

I've tried burning both images again at 2x, and both md5sums are fine.

I did some searching, but found no real solution to the problem. Although strangely, i did try using the BT4 beta, and that booted up perfectly fine?(strange)

I'm new to using Backtrack, so i didnt fancy using a version which is in beta(as good as it may be! :))

Any ideas?

This isnt like a vista beta or something, and you better get used to 4 if you plan on sticking with it as the kernal has changed.

bt2-bt3 = slax

bt4 = ubuntu

Also i dont know how much more help we can give you, you pretty much posted what needed to be done.

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You are maybe using an unsupported boot device (eg. SCSI or old PCMCIA).
Workaround: Copy the directory BT3 from your boot device to an IDE/SATA
dist, eg. to /mnt/hda1/BT3 or C:\BT3. Then try to boot agai

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This might have something to do with it tho lol

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ive burnt BT2 and BT3 onto dvd

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The DVD thing, i just noticed that its actually the other way around, BT2/3 are on CD, and 4 is on DVD.

Sounds pathetic, but if it works ill let you know.