Thanx Man Keep It Up
Thanks for this thread. I had been trying to use the BT2 installation video and when I tried to load the VM it just gave me a black screen. Turns out I just needed to "Uncheck :-Restore Original MBR after lilo" during the bt install inside of xwindows. I guess this shows you there is more than one way to skin a cat.![]()
Thanx Man Keep It Up
btw thanks for the author of this thread, it all goes in smooth process but when i reboot it, it just only blank display with a cursor on upper left corner...
..[ls help me guys...on how to fix this,,, thanks in advance
check on youtube for installing bt3. I am not allowed to post link.
if you have real player 11 you can also download video file from yt and check it later.
content is the same as written tutorial at the beginning of this thread.
thanks to all contributors.
It works man, with ext2 and ext3
Thanks a million
A clean and clear way to install BT3
PD: I use Virtualbox instead of VMWare6
Thanks for the great tut.
Works for me, but when i try and up the memory it fails to boot ,,, i have found this info from the man pages or parellels,,
Creating Linux Virtual Machines
With RAM More Than 512 MB
When trying to create a Linux virtual machine with amount of RAM greater than 512MB, you may encounter problems when trying to boot the guest OS installation.
To solve this problem, you should modify the kernel parameters by passing the mem=nopentium option to the kernel.
For example, on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5,
you should perform this actions:
1 Start the virtual machine
2 When the installation media boots up, enter the following:
linux mem=nopentium
When the kernel parameters are modified, you can proceed with installing the Linux guest OS.
but i dont no how i can apply this to backrtack 3, any help???
Thanks for the great BT3>VMware tutorial!
Now I'd like to know if there is a way to skip the lilo boot in my vmware BT3 beta.
I mean.....it's only got bt3, so I don't need lilo.
I'd really like for it to boot directly into BT3 - just like it does from the CD or even from a USB drive.
Any clues?
ok, so i followed the steps, do i now leave vmware to point to the iso file under the cd rom settings?
A quick and dirty solution would be to edit lilo to automatically boot BT3 after a predetermined time, 1 second if you wish. Lilo will still flash up at start, but no user input will be needed to get into BT3.I'd really like for it to boot directly into BT3 - just like it does from the CD or even from a USB drive.
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