Could you be more specific? Otherwise my helpful reply will be:
Fix it.
Isnt working
Anyone got any ideas or even a fix?
FIXED
Could you be more specific? Otherwise my helpful reply will be:
Fix it.
*sigh* which version of VMware? Player, ESX, ESXi, Server, Worksation, Fusion?
What things have you tried? Can you connect to one network but not the other? Can you ping the IPs between the networks? What have you defined the gateways of the bridged system to be?
Yeah, you updated your post, and I was feeling nice, so I posted again.
When you are in the BT image itself, are the network cards detected? What does an ifconfig show?
gracias good sir :P
ifconfig shows jack didly just lo
windows or linux physical host and what version?
What version of Workstation?
Is networking working on your physical host?
Is bridged networking set to connect at power?
Which VMnet is set as the bridge under "virtual network editor"?
Is your hosts physical network wired or wireless?
Under automatic bridging tab in the "virtual network editor", is it set to automatically choose any available physical network adapter to bridge to?
If you want answers, you need to provide a modicum of pertinent information.
Well, there is your problem. The ethernet cards are not loaded or detected by Backtrack. Verify that you have them setup as enabled in VMware, then load the drivers for them in BT3, and bring them up. Then you can work on getting bridging going.
...and are you using windows or linux as your physical host?
What kind of wireless card are you using?