Customized Backtrack, now I want to have an iso image of that Backtrack.

[ElAnarchisto]

Hi !

I downloaded Backtrack 4 R1 when it has been released. I have installed it on to my hard drive. Then I have installed more hacking tools (Windows and Linux Hacking tools).
Now I want to have a custom iso image of that installed and customized Backtrack.
How can i do it ? I have just downloaded the customization script form tutorials but it seems it doesn't copy the hard drive installed Backtrack files...

Any idea, please ?

Thank you !

PS: Could someone said to me what is the size on hard drive of the just installed Backtrack 4 R1 (without any other modification, just the default installation) ?

[voidnecron]

boot from live cd
plug in usb disk/thumbdrive/whatever
dd if=/dev/yourharddisk of=/dev/yourusbdiskthingy

[ElAnarchisto]

boot from live cd
plug in usb disk/thumbdrive/whatever
dd if=/dev/yourharddisk of=/dev/yourusbdiskthingy

How to make a full iso image from that hardrive installation ?

[Scamentology]

Use the script and drag your additional files into the "edit folder" that the script makes. When you type exit after upgrading the files will be on your ISO.
This wasn't in the tutorial but it works for me. I put all my customized word lists, installed video drivers and did all the apt-get stuff and it works great.

[Mr-Protocol]

Customize BT4 | BackTrack Linux - Penetration Testing Distribution

[ElAnarchisto]

Customize BT4 | BackTrack Linux - Penetration Testing Distribution

This is not working for an already installed backtrack.

[g3ksan]

I understand what you want, but I am not knowledgeable enough to get your answer.

What he wants to do is take an image of a live installation, and burn it to an .iso file, so that he can burn and install his customized BT without having to start from scratch every time he reinstalls. I believe Customize BT4 | BackTrack Linux - Penetration Testing Distribution might help you, but it appears to only be relevant for the liveCD.

[lokschmidt]

I seem to recall that Backtrack comes with remastersys that would take care of the OP's needs. It should create an iso from the live install of his system...