BackTrack 4 Beta Public Released

[imported_azboy]

would you guys know off hand if bt4 will run on the playstation 3?

[imported_cybrsnpr]

would you guys know off hand if bt4 will run on the playstation 3?

I don't know for a fact, but I did a quick google for "ubuntu ps3" and came up with several hits that make it seem possible.

Look into it and lets us know how you fare.

[imported_azboy]

Will do tomorrow.

[[QMax]]

changes=/dev/sdb1 corsponds to your bt4 directory

First of all many thanks for BT4 beta !
Thanks also to micked for this tutorial.
Just a couple of questions, for my previous BT3Final USB Stick install, I created a FAT32 partition for BT, and on the same stick, a second partition ext2 formatted, where I placed changes dir. Is there some benefit keeping separated BT partition from changes partition os should I remove my ext2 part, create a single FAT32 part and use your tutorial ?

Creating changes dir directly from Windows, it should be placed inside BT4 folder ?

Thanks again.

Max

[imported_zero visual]

the beta is definitely sexy.... installing on my macbook aluminum now w00000t

[imported_micked]

First of all many thanks for BT4 beta !
Thanks also to micked for this tutorial.
Just a couple of questions, for my previous BT3Final USB Stick install, I created a FAT32 partition for BT, and on the same stick, a second partition ext2 formatted, where I placed changes dir. Is there some benefit keeping separated BT partition from changes partition os should I remove my ext2 part, create a single FAT32 part and use your tutorial ?

Creating changes dir directly from Windows, it should be placed inside BT4 folder ?

Thanks again.

Max

you can use your existing ext2/3 partition and save your changes, or just as I wrote and have the save "changes" folder in your fat32 folder (same as boot and BT4 folders), that was not working in BT3.

[Barry]

I thought the changes partition has to be a linux formatted partition.

[imported_micked]

I thought the changes partition has to be a linux formatted partition.

nop, besides bt I´m also using slax and it works as I describe with a changes folder on the fat32 partition.

[jolenzy]

Looking good

Well done guys! Working fine for now...

[[QMax]]

you can use your existing ext2/3 partition and save your changes, or just as I wrote and have the save "changes" folder in your fat32 folder (same as boot and BT4 folders), that was not working in BT3.

Thanks again micked, a single FAT32 is good for operations in Win, instead of the second ext2 part invisible for Win.