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Backtrack 1.0?

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#1

Hello ive so a butifule thing called backtrack 1.0 is it possible to get it in the system not just a live cd? I mean i want it on my computer :) :-k

#2

Are you referring to Backtrack as in the Security based LiveCD ? http://www.remote-exploit.org/index.php/Main_Page

Those cds are heavily customised as far as i know.

If you know the application names you want then you can look in the repositories for the application. If they are not in the repos look at the applications website and look for a .deb binary file to install. If no debs are available look for a .rpm file and convert it to a .deb file with alien. Last you can download the source code and compile the application.

Any specific applications you want from that cd ?

#3

Its a nice live cd:) i look at the site but I have anonym os on live cd and i think its slow and lagy will this be the same?:-k

#4
#5

thx really nice :) BTW your picture is on google :) "skriet"

#6

haxer said: ...BTW your picture is on google :) "skriet"

You mean "Skrik" ?

#7

FYI Backtrack 2 is out and has resolved many of the bugs I found (esp in wifi) on the first release.....definitely worth the download.

There are live poor man install and install to hdd options too

cheers

#8

I read today at #ubuntu that backtrack 4 will be based on a Ubuntu linux distribution, is this true ?

#9

rizitis said: I read today at #ubuntu that backtrack 4 will be based on a Ubuntu linux distribution, is this true ?I hope not. Backtrack 3.0 (based on Slax) tends to run on a lot more of the systems I have tried it on than Ubuntu (When I use it from a USB Stick).

#10

You should be able to install Backtrack - it's based off SLAX.