another tip is make sure there is traffic going over the network... this will always help make sure that you are suppose to see packets. Whenever I am testing my home network I am always transfering...

I would have to agree with Ret... Once you learn the command line commands it makes everything easier. Then when you move from one Linux to another if it has a GUI it just makes it that much easier...

I think what you are looking for is VNC Viewer. With that you will be able to log into BT3 from XP. The only other thing would be putting Backtrack3 onto a VM and using it as a VM

Does anyone know if the wireless card on the 3G IPhone can inject packets? If not is there anyway to make the IPhone inject packets?

Is there any way to make the IPhone inject packet then?

Does anyone know if the wireless on the IPhone can inject packets or is it not the right chipset.

I agree with Streaker if you can I would try to change the main part of your network to a wired network and then just use security in layers. If you are unable to do this I would suggest looking into...

Going off of what Revelati said... It could just be that the times you are trying there is no traffic going over the net that is useful to you. So the best bet would be just let it run for while and...

I was wondering how hard it is to get BT3 running and on IPhone 3g

I would say the best thing to do is go to youtube and run a search. I have found some good step-by-steps that helped out a lot.