the type in the PCMCIA slot / card description refers to the depth of the card. type I is 3.3mm thick, type II 5mm thick and type III are 10.5mm thick.

the slot is just a 16bit, not a 32bit...

only 16bit cards in the jornada. Sorry there has been no update in a while, but I am still working on this when I get a chance.

http://www.freerainbowtables.com/

If the BIOS wont boot from the ubuntu DVD then that is before backtrack does anything (HD install or not), so BT won't have caused that. Try the media in another machine or try another drive in the...

can you post up some info like

"ifconfig -a" output and maybe "dmesg" output

then might be able tp help.

download a slackware package from http://www.linuxpackages.net/ and use pkgtool or installpkg to install it.

I dont think BT2 natively supports touchscreens.. haven't tried, so I could be wrong... but linux certainly can... and I am sure you could add what you need to your BT ISO quite easily.

In my experience there are very few exploits that you just compile and use, most publicly available exploit code needs re-writing / tweaking to suit your needs.... you may want to read a book on...

you need to identify the exact model of drive, then do a google search and see if it has any Linux drivers at all, at which point we can help identify whether they are included in BackTrack.... or...

sounds like your mate might have a point! There are a lot more variables to consider than just whether or not he is running XP. Best thing to do is learn this stuff in a controlled environment (i.e....

surely thats a bit like asking in a ferarri forum whether they prefer ferarris over lambo's or astons... ofcourse they do... they are in the ferarri forum!

Backtrack is a superb live CD for...

you could always try:
http://trifinite.org/trifinite_stuff_blooover.html

its a java application that you can install on your phone.... or whatever and can audit for vulnerable devices. Great idea...

Right.. I tend to use BTscanner v2 rather than ghettotooth. I've tried both and I find btscanner a little better (i have also compiled it onto my iPAQ for mobility aswell as all the exploit tools). I...

I have a number of antennas depending on what I want to achieve. I have a homemade YAGI antenna, made out of a pringles can. Thats good for 400-500metres, line of sight. Goes down really well when...

your WAN IP (assuming you are connecting to the internet) is normally issued by your ISP.

your eth0 IP address should reflect an available IP address on your private network. If you are using your...

its not PCMCIA, but have a look here if range is important:
http://trifinite.org/trifinite_stuff_bluetooone.html

I made one and it was relatively simple. I am sure you could adapt a PCMCIA device...

Right... I am nearly ready to release *something* for people with a 720. Sorry for the delay, but I am busy at work AND trying to find a better platform to start re-doing this properly... and it took...

unless I have missed something in your post, then

echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

should enable ip forwarding. Obviously you need to set up appropriate gateways and routing.

sorry Chris, hadn't realised it was you mate!

I was a little confused... your username makes sense now, I was being a little slow!

I now have the 4gb card so it has got a little further,...

I am not sure what you have seen running, but I haven't released anything to anyone as yet?

Where did you get what you are using... I don't like re-inventing the wheel... so if there is already an...

I have checked on BT2 Beta... and on BT2 Final and on both, ngrep is in
/usr/bin/ngrep
or
/pentest/windows-binaries/sniffers/ngrep.exe

maybe you have a duff ISO?

many thanks for the offer, but unless anyone particularly wants what I have done so far... I may not need it now. I will let you know. A much better handheld alternative should follow soon!


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due to the amount of interest in this as a concept, I contacted the BT developers (muts and max) and asked for their assistance in taking it forward.

They pointed out a few flaws in what I am...

this maybe a daft answer, but surely you can just format it to fat32 within Backtrack?

I haven't touched Vista yet... so I apologise if this is a stupid thing to suggest!

Thanks for the feedback on the approach... I have had a couple of messages from people who have 720's who are willing to give it a go. It is in the very early phase at the moment... but anyone with a...