Plug your USB stick with BT on it into another machine running Linux and then use dd to create an image of it on that machine.
Backtrack persistent usb clone
Hi, i have a persistent usb of backtrack 4 running fine with kernel updated, my wifi drivers, etc...
what i want is to do a "exact" copy of my usb that has backtrack 4 ... so if in the future i mess up something i'm able to "restore" it back to 'new'.
How is this possible ?
thanks in advanced
Plug your USB stick with BT on it into another machine running Linux and then use dd to create an image of it on that machine.
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