Handheld Backtrack

[backt]

Maybe someone is intrested in this I post some pics about B|T 2 on a mivvy UM400 aka Arima UM650UV1 UMPC.



This is not a handheld or PPC but it's also a lightweight pentester and can wear in a bigger coat pocket.

[s1lang]

Backt ^^

That is very cool

[imported_spankdidly]

I must say, that is kinda neat. Dell 410's are small enough to do it though too.

[Barry]

Right... I remember reading about Angstrom when I ported Familiar to my iPaq 5455....

I wonder what the possibilities will be for OpenMoko and Android (Google) Linux on the Zaurus?

Personally, I am going to wait before I buy any more pocket devices until they release something (phone / pda) with a decent processor + actual hard drive, that has either an injectable card or a USB port (running either OpenMoko or Android).

On another note, I finally had some free time this evening and got Metasploit to run on my iPHone

Android is booting on the Z now. Just no touchscreen or network at the moment. I've gotta say, it's a nice looking gui.


http://androidzaurus.seesaa.net/article/75516785.html

[maddoggpt]

have u made any more progress on this yet?

[Barry]

have u made any more progress on this yet?

Has who made progress on what yet? There's like ten different people in this thread.

[imported_wyze]

Android is booting on the Z now. Just no touchscreen or network at the moment. I've gotta say, it's a nice looking gui.


http://androidzaurus.seesaa.net/article/75516785.html

Awesome ... There is major headway with the Android project: I read someone has it running on an HTC as well.

I'm a fan of the project as it truly is open source (not like OpenMoko, which is semi-proprietary... their relying on the open source community to build them a proprietary OS ).

[imported_l1nuxant_ee]

Really looks great. Can anyone summarize the recommended hardware to get BT work on a handheld device. Recommended Linux distro,.... and other stuff.

Thanks in advance,

[imported_wyze]

Really looks great. Can anyone summarize the recommended hardware to get BT work on a handheld device. Recommended Linux distro,.... and other stuff.

Thanks in advance,

I had it on a Sony UX280P, but it's a costly device and you'd better know how to adapt touchscreen drivers to it or have the patience to research it!

[imported_spankdidly]

I had it on a Sony UX280P, but it's a costly device and you'd better know how to adapt touchscreen drivers to it or have the patience to research it!

Still, The D410's, long battery, veddy small laptop. I need to be able to see the Ub3r L33t commands I'm typing. *sarcasm*