You need to tell your machine to boot from the cd it goes to hard drive boot because that is usually default before cd. Hit the ESC key on boot startup and then select your cd drive. Why you get...
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You need to tell your machine to boot from the cd it goes to hard drive boot because that is usually default before cd. Hit the ESC key on boot startup and then select your cd drive. Why you get...
use the command route do you have a default gateway setup ? i have had an issue where dhcp in linux doesn't add the default gateway also have you done a ifconfig -a to ensure that you have gotten an...
just a heads up towards your command while it will work you dont need to use the sudo command as you should already be running as root
ok if you are running linux currently what you need to do is mount the iso (its a pretty easy / common thing you should know with linux)
mkdir /mnt/disc/ && mount /root/Desktop/BT5-GNOME-32.iso...
you say you have the iso on your hard disk are you running backtrack under a vm? or have you install it to your hard disk ?
from the code you have listed there you are copying the cdrom files /cdrom/* meaning all to . which is the current directory that you changed to (mnt/sdb1) in your case
Hello,
I searched around google and on the forums here but i haven't seen anything, I am use vmware machine to run the 32 bit live disk and randomly my mouse will go to where its currently point...
I'm not familiar with macbooks but check to see if you are running 32bit or 64 bit os and the amount of ram you have if you are using vmware unless you have alot of ram to associate with the VM i...
I never personally used the tool you speak of but you can either find compile and install it yourself or use apt get if there is a package available. its a pretty straightforward linux thing.
You need to start by reading your error outputs. You can't do that because the networking daemon is running or you have manually configured your card and need to kill dhcp. You can check the man...
a .tar.gz is a compressed archive file you need to untar it with the correct switch's " man tar ". But to be honest if this is your first linux you have worked on i suggest you grab something like...
The only way you can use wireless in vmware is to have a usb adapter otherwise due to limitations of it. Your connection regardless of how it is outside of vmware will be a eth0. If you do have a...
Ok ill respond to your problem, at least the wireless one. If it isn't recognizing your card you need to rmod the drivers that are running for it if any then modprobe for the driver that is needed. ...
Was there a particular reason you decided to revive a thread from 2010
Make sure your device after backtrack has booted that you tell vmware to connect that usb key. What it sounds like is once you remove the bridge you dont have interent because for what ever reason...
Serious do some searching, it isn't that difficult. You will find there are many pieces of software that will perform attacks against login forms. ill give you 1 medussa.
I'm going to say from just what i read you should really install ubuntu and learn basic linux tasks from there and not work out of backtrack where you will probably run tools not knowing the actual...
Besides the adapter may not work im also going to ask if you selected in vmware to connect it to the virtual machine to the usb adapter
Unless your using a USB card you can not access wifi, your actual hardware be it wifi or not is converted to a ethernet link when connected unless its usb wifi card take a look at a alfa there...
it all depends on whether the honeypot is a real set of systems or not, you could start by doing banner grabs off both of common services examine output or what happens when you feed something...
this is a forum for backtrack not windows xp
with that screenshot
wlan0
is the interface you want to be getting dhcp on not your eth0 as wlan is your wireless interface
Ah i see that now in your original post, have you tried inputting lsusb to see if it detects your usb ports, you may have already which is where the no usb devices shown though you didnt specifically...
What kinda mouse are you using ? i have never seen this issue for awhile
from those screenshots either you have multiple interfaces and your requesting dhcp on the wrong one, no dhcp server or cable not connected