For those of you that have successfully gotten bt5.img.gz gunzipped to the sdcard, how is your /mnt/sdcard/ partition formatted FAT32 or EXT2/3? If it is FAT32 how the heck did you get the img...
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Re: Bt5 arm
For those of you that have successfully gotten bt5.img.gz gunzipped to the sdcard, how is your /mnt/sdcard/ partition formatted FAT32 or EXT2/3? If it is FAT32 how the heck did you get the img...
Re: Bt5 arm
In regards to your loop device error, check out the this post on installing Ubuntu on android. One of the first things it talks about as a requirement for running linux chrooted is that your device...
Re: Bt5 arm
Installing BT5 on an Android device is similar to installing Ubuntu on an Android as detailed on Androlinux.
The basic install steps are detailed in the README included in the BT5-GNOME-ARM...
Re: Bt5 arm
Having the same problem here too.
/mnt/sdcard/ 12.78GB/10.44GB free
/mnt/sdcard/external_sd/ 7.39GB/ 7.25GB free
followed install instructions and when trying to gunzip img...
Re: How to create a new BackTrack iso with kernel 2.6.34
brsick:
I was getting the same error while trying to upgrade to 2.6.34 kernel on VMWare. The odd thing is that I did not get this error doing the same thing on Virtualbox.
Anyways, the error,...