I had the same problem with my SD card reader...
Try adding slax debug to your boot line and see if the
usb stick is mounted.

Aix59

Regarding the patching stuff with rc.0 and rc.6, you could just
put those in the root copy directory instead of making a new lzm.

EDIT: I change rc.0 and rc.6 from windows... very stupid... ...

Maybe try booting into the Asus OS and disable and enable the card.

Looks great and all... But aren't you limited to using USB WiFi cards if you
were doing wifi pentesting?

You wern't maybe trying to use a SD card were you?
There are known problems with those... See forums.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=10262

If you were using a USB stick, then what does ACPI...

When I tried to use my Dell Monitor's multicard reader, backtrack couldn't find it's modules.
I have some more info at forums.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=10262

After reading this thread throughly,
I think I have finally put my finger on what's causing the
poweroff and shutdown failuares on the Eee PCs...

A bad sound card module that doesn't close...

Hello everyone... I believe I have a bug... It has been buzzing in my ear
for the past few hours...........

Bug type: USB device issue

Bug Details:
If you are booting backtrack from a sd card...

EDIT: Found answer by actually reading muts post word for word... :)

Runs fine with no extra parameters.

Injection with the Intel 2200BG...

It is not the best card... You must be associated in
order to inject, and even then, you are limited in the
type of...

I am so buying one now :D :D :D

BT Wiki HCL's Eee PC entry has been updated with the latest info :D

Aix59

Link please... Lots of BT3 threads.....

EDIT: Found thread.... NVM...

Hello everyone,

Can anyone confirm BT3B compatibility with Eee PC?

Does stuff like injection and monitor mode work on the built-in wifi?
Does the built-in ethernet card work?

If not, I will...