Im really confused.If you can boot from cd then why not get a copy of backtrack on a live boot cd![]()
(sorry for my bad english)
Hi folks
I got here a USB-Stick (bootable) with BT-v2F inluded.
Its working on my friends PC (new BIOS, new BIOS) because he can Boot from USB.
Unfortunately my notebook and my PC canNOT boot from USB. Even with a latest BIOS-Version.
Is there a possibility to use/boot Backtrack from my USB-Stick anyway?
My idea would be: to create a bootable-FLOPPY or CD. This Floppy or CD would BOOT and THEN start loading Backtrack FROM the USB-Stick.
But I dont know if its possible and how to make it. ;(
Any help/idea?
trista
Im really confused.If you can boot from cd then why not get a copy of backtrack on a live boot cd![]()
maybe because of the "read-only" of a CD, my-configs/software etc.?
If your machine can boot from cd then you can boot a live cd of backtrack. Your asking to boot a cd to make your usb boot and that doesnt make sense. call me crazy but why would you do that.........Tell me somthing I dont know because I love to learn and I am often wrong.
i had the same problem, what i did is make a dos boot disk an include my usb dos drivers(USBASPI.SYS,ASPIDISK.SYS) then i added a line in my autoexec.bat so it ran bt/boot/dos/loadlin or you could just load it from any dos prompt if you have usb drivers loaded.
The reason i wanted to boot from usb was because at the time i didn't have any cd around and wanted to run backtrack
Download "wakepup" which is a program for booting puppy linux.
Click on Wakepup an you should be prompted for a formated disk etc..
Go into the disk you just made and delete everything in autoexec.bat and config.sys then add these change drive letters accordingly
autoexec.bat
c:
cd boot\dos
bt
and i added this to config.sys
!switches=/E
!device=A:\driver\usb\USBASPI.SYS /v
!device=A:\driver\ASPIDISK.SYS
!SHELL=A:\COMMAND.COM A:\ /E:1024 /F /MSG /P=A:\AUTOEXEC.BAT
!files=20
!buffers=20
!lastdrive=Z
Make sure you load the correct drivers they may not be the same as above.