If you're going to nuke your harddisk to install Back track you could try this:

Boot into BT4

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fdisk /dev/sda
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Then press 'p' to view your partitions, then 'd' followed by the...

can you execute



cat /dev/psaux


Then move the mouse/touchpad, what happens?

I have tried with numerous different machines to get a server/drone configuration working in Kismet. Whenever the server connects to the drone the drone will segfault. Can someone please try this to...

Check your /lib/modules/ if you have a 2.6.29 directory and not an 2.29.30 directory then you have persistent settings from another install conflicting with the BT4 install. resolve this conflict by...

I think you need to have a partition labled 'casper-rw' with the ext2/3 filesystem and then all your changes _should_ be saved to this device. You can change the label on a drive using gparted. Boot...

I recommend the Alfa AWUS036H. However there is a new more powerfull version out. Generally its a well loved card around these forums.

In VirtualBox select the BackTrack VM and set the network adapter in bridged.

Start your BackTrack guest in VB and at a root prompt type:



passwd # set...

The EEEpc range does not come with any models that as default ship with 4gb RAM. There are a few models that have default configurations of a 4GB SSD. I was just perusing the most likely option.
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If I remember rightly and please correct me if I'm wrong, that a default install of bt3 is 3gb once the ISO has been extracted to the hard drive. Add to this the extra space needed for the...

Could you post the model of your netbook? do a lspci and post that?
post your xorg.conf and your /var/log/Xorg.0.log.

Without this information we can only guess.

Recheck/verify your torrent. My md5sum matches up.

Old disks? bad memory? bad overclock? government hijacking your connection?

Yes it is possible you going to need a brute force program: hydra/medusa/ncrack some good wordlists.

http://forums.remote-exploit.org/pentesting/30392-belkin-routers-hydra.html
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Meow1,
Which netbook do you have? Can you please try and boot the new BT4 from a USB stick / DVD.

Check your bios settings there might be something wrong in there.

as for configuring X


X...

Airodump will output to .csv files which you can use. It does this as standard. You can force the output with the --output-format option.

You could use a script like this.



#/bin/bash...

You will want to install BT4 with persistent changes. Effectively your running a liveCD/USB from the installed SSD and saving changes to a second partition on the SSD.

HowTo

Back Track 4 on...

You have to select the correct exploit for the target system:


View the whole list with:


./msfpayload | less

example:

Download the lastest edition of backtrack from Downloads its version 4 and its hot(only been out for 2 days)

1)You shouldn't need any extra drivers for BT4, it _should_ work out the box.

2)You...

As long as your card is on the right channel aircrack can go through the capture file and find all the different networks in the capture it will then present you with a list of networks from which...

What video card do you have?
You can trying looking in /var/log/X.org.0.log for warnings and and errors.

egrep 'EE|WW' /var/log/Xorg.0.log

Also you can try to rebuild you X configuration...

If you running VM's then you can't have enough ram. I recommend getting as much as you can fit into the box.

For cracking passwords your new shiny I7 is going to net your about 4000 WPA2(AES)...

Is there a program or method that can be used to analyze different sets of data to actually find out what program created it.

Or is there a human readable list of the different type of encryption...

I agree with streaker about nuking the whole system.

However if you can't/wont go that route then you could always use your route though your Linux box and firewall all connections to the...

Check this out.

Setting up GeoIP to Track IP Address Locations in Wireshark Tutorial

Using './etc/init.d/apache2 start' i can start apache(HTTPD) with just the loopback adapter up so it should have nothing to do with your network being up/down.

the default www root is '/var/www/'...

Its got to be a choice from either the 'Samsung N' or Asus eee' range of netbooks.

I haven't used any of the wireless 'b/g/n' chipsets in BT. However if I was getting a netbook I'd do some serious...