You need to go into your BIOS and see what your display settings (or something that sounds simliar to that) are. And make sure they are set high enough.

It should tell you in KB and see if it will...

What kind of computer you got?

You might be able to update the BIOS.

Go into your BIOS and see what version you have.

Good luck

Wouldn't that defeat the purpose from having to carry a CD around? You might as well just boot it from the CD.

Do you have any external hard drives plugged in or anything like that? Or is it a main internal hard disk that you are using?

I got a really cool Belkin N1 Mimo Network Adapter. It can pick up signals at 1400 feet (outdoors) and as an extension so you can put it in different spots.

It will work with BT2 (they say it will...

1) What kind of wireless adapter do you have?

2) Installing backtrack to the HDD won't mean much if you already have problems connecting.

3) You need to seach google for a linux driver that...

Works good but for some reasom I don't think I installed all the same upgrades?

For instance, I don't have the "gkremmel" for some reason.

EDIT// ^^ I meant "gkremml"

Also...

I'm am...

Sorry about that for some reason I thought I had them but i didn't :D

You aren't making a file system for your BT2 files to go onto.

Start up the live CD and after you log in as root/toor type this in...


# umount /mnt/sda
# fdisk /dev/sda

Command (m for...

I use virtualbox

Are you starting BT2 and then plugging in your ethernet? Or is it plugged in prior to startup?

Have you configured your BIOS display settings? What is the current system memory setting? Perhaps its too low? Just a thought.

It will work with most computers. However, you need to get into the BIOS like spankdidly said.

Not all dinosaurs can boot off a USB though :(

Let me know if you need any help.

Sys 1 will hold no more than 2 VM. (I had a set up that was a Celeron 2.6 with 512 and it barely was able to hold 1 while running a few apps).

Sys 2 should hold quite a few. I'm guessing four or...

Not trying to dig up old posts but I had this same problem and it was the motherboard.

All the capacitors were blown :(

1) I forgot to copy the timestamp portion (my bad).

2) I made a mistake about the port number. The port was actually 1025 for IIS so that probably means the syntax I used was different.



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Hello all. I was doing some pen testing the other day on my computer that I leave at my cousins house and im trying to get into it. (I'm trying to penetrate from the outside in).

I nmap'd the IP a...

So basically what I need to do is install the driver.

Where would the driver information be located on my HDD installed BT2 for my Intel 82801DB PRO/100 VE (LOM) Ethernet Controller? (Prior to the...

Also, what exactly does the wlassistant pkg do? is this for wireless LAN's

Yeah I'm guessing that too.

I have never had the need to ever install a new driver so how would I go about installing a new driver?

I have an Intel 82801DB PRO/100 VE (LOM) Ethernet Controller

I didn't expect a full answer on the first reply.

I thought I'd start out buy stating my basic problem first and going from there.

Also, I have a wired LAN cable internet.

I try to open a browser (firefox) and it gives me the basic connection error message.

I have wlassistant but I did not install it .

I'm guessing this is the problem ?

Hey cool setup you got there.

I am having a problem however.

When run the command (for the second time after removing all old packages),


installpkg /slackware-12.0/slackware/*/*.tgz

And...