Live CD Boot

[bound4h]

I have searched the forums and looked at the Definitive Guide FAQs, but cannot answer this simple question.

I used to use BT1 and BT2, it has been awhile and now I see BT4 is out (wow time flies). I burned the iso to a DVD and booted from it, although at the root@bt: prompt, the usual 'bt' doesn't load backtrack. What am I missing?

I did a ls on the contents and got install.sh, so tried to sh install.sh but didn't get any further. I was familiar with BT 1 and 2, but am not so familiar with slax.

Can someone help me get past this and into BT? This seems so easy yet I'm spinning my wheels.

Thanks

[imported_SuspectZero]

did you try typing startx?
also did you check the md5sum of the iso before you burned it and did you burn it at the lowest speed?

[Archangel-Amael]

I was familiar with BT 1 and 2, but am not so familiar with slax.

Seems contradictory there.

[imported_SuspectZero]

Seems contradictory there.

probably a horrible attempt to not seem like a nub XD

[bound4h]

probably a horrible attempt to not seem like a nub XD

Funny I used to use BT 1 and 2 quite a bit and knew the tools and how to use them. However, when interacting with the kernel itself, I am not so sharp with slax (basic stuff one should know).

Anyways, startx did work. After I popped in my old BT2 USB, I remembered startx. I got it working with BT2 so didn't need BT4. What are the great enhancements between the two? More programs loaded, more wifi drivers supported? I haven't played with BT4 yet to know, just wondering.

Thanks for the help