Bt4 repo??

[enc0de]

Hello to whoever is reading this ok now let me get to the point. First of all I've been an active member of the backtrack community for over a year now but there is one thing that I can't figure out and I have been debating on asking this. Now back in the day I was just able to add the backtrack Repo's to Ubuntu but know it's just not working and I can't figure out why then I thought you prolly changed them or something so I did some research and found the new ones and I put them in and nothing. Now the reason why I want the repo's in ubuntu to try pyrit to its fullest since backtrack is only 32bit and Ubuntu is 64bit.

Thanks.

[Fiack Yiu]

You don't need bt repo to do that. Download pyrit and install it on ubuntu 64.

[Barry]

I'm pretty sure BackTrack is still based off Ubuntu 8.10, and you're most likely running a 9.X or 10.X version. This will also keep the repo from working. One more thing, this isn't supported by the BackTrack team and may break your current Ubuntu install.

[purehate]

It would be 1000 times easier to grab pyrits source and build it on a Ubuntu 64 bit box

[enc0de]

I'm pretty sure BackTrack is still based off Ubuntu 8.10, and you're most likely running a 9.X or 10.X version. This will also keep the repo from working. One more thing, this isn't supported by the BackTrack team and may break your current Ubuntu install.

I thought about that too.

Thanks for all the feedback everyone.