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RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - LightX - 12-04-2012

(12-04-2012, 06:21 AM)h4r0015k Wrote: Here is the tutorial for doing that...
https://micksmix.wordpress.com/2009/11/20/getting-the-backtrack-menu-structure-and-tools-in-ubuntu/

Thanks! Ill boot into ubuntu and do that! Smile


RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - DaPaus - 12-04-2012

BackBox is a nice distro as alternative for BT and I guess BT5r3 runs on wifi. I dualbooted my pc with BT and it works without problems.


RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - RA1N - 12-04-2012

Okay, I have dual booted my laptop with bt5. I have a broadcom wireless card. Could someone please help? I looked at some youtube vids and responses on some linux forums and they all say the same thing though I tried it and nothing happened.


RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - Guxi - 12-04-2012

(12-04-2012, 06:21 AM)h4r0015k Wrote: Here is the tutorial for doing that...
https://micksmix.wordpress.com/2009/11/20/getting-the-backtrack-menu-structure-and-tools-in-ubuntu/

Can you send full length link. It's shorten by dots.
Ty Biggrin


RE: Best Pentesting Linux Destro? - LightX - 12-04-2012

(12-04-2012, 04:06 PM)RA1N Wrote: Okay, I have dual booted my laptop with bt5. I have a broadcom wireless card. Could someone please help? I looked at some youtube vids and responses on some linux forums and they all say the same thing though I tried it and nothing happened.

Just search for driver updates, the wifi card should be the first thing to come up.