[H4X0RZ]

I am using Vmware workstation 9 in this Tutorial

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Click on File > Create a New Virtual Machine
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Select Typical and click next
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Select Installer Disc Image and add the backtrack iso file that you have downloaded
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Select other as shown in Image below
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Add a name to your Virtual machine and Location to it
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Specify the hDD size and use split hdd into multiple files options
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In the Image below the ram is 256mb you can increase it or decrease it if you want. to make that changes you need to
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I am changing the ram to 1 GB
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Click Finish and check the hardware again
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The set up of the Virtual machine is complete now we need to install backtrack in that VM.
Click on power on the machine
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When the following image appears press enter
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Select Default Boot text mode and Press enter
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Wait until the following image appears
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Type in "startx" to load the GUI
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Wait for backtrack to load, Click on install backtrack icon
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A following type of window will appear click on Forward
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Wait for the system to find your time zone and then click Forward
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Select your comfortable type of keyboard layout.Click Forward
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I assume that you are new to linux and advise you not to do the partition manually select erase entire disk and use it click on Forward and then in the next window click on install
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Wait for the Process to complete.
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Wait for the process to complete, It will ask for a reboot do it.
When booted again it will ask for username and password the default username is "root" and pass is "toor".

Then use "startx" to load GUI.

[ch3rn0byl]

What is a Macking? Am I just reading that wrong?? Anywho, nice! That will be easy for the new peeps setting that bad boy up!
You should also add "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && apt-get dist-upgrade" as well. I just enter those commands one after another. Then after that, "fix-splash" so they'll go from not so sweet bootup, to a pretty friggin sweet bootup. Also, "passwd"
That atleast be a little up to date haha!

[H4X0RZ]

What is a Macking? Am I just reading that wrong?? Anywho, nice! That will be easy for the new peeps setting that bad boy up!
You should also add "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && apt-get dist-upgrade" as well. I just enter those commands one after another. Then after that, "fix-splash" so they'll go from not so sweet bootup, to a pretty friggin sweet bootup. Also, "passwd"
That atleast be a little up to date haha!

Making was a typo and the other commands are good will add that but the tutorial is only about how to install ... lol
thanks

[spidy]

Thank you for so much of help but where can i get this vmware workstation 9 and these softwares

[H4X0RZ]

Thank you for so much of help but where can i get this vmware workstation 9 and these softwares

Vmware
http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/7560527/

Backtrack
http://www.backtrack-linux.org/downloads/

[ch3rn0byl]

Yeaa I saw that yesterday of why you did that but I was waaaay too tired to come back and comment haha sorry dude!

[spidy]

Yeaa I saw that yesterday of why you did that but I was waaaay too tired to come back and comment haha sorry dude!

sorry dude i didnt get you!

[sneelika2013]

I thank u from the bottom of my heart cause I searched a simple tut like this man

[Aut•ono•mous]

I am using Vmware workstation 9 in this Tutorial

Step 1:

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Click on File > Create a New Virtual Machine
Step 2:

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Select Typical and click next
Step 3:

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Select Installer Disc Image and add the backtrack iso file that you have downloaded
Step 4:

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Select other as shown in Image below
Step 5:

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Add a name to your Virtual machine and Location to it
Step 6:

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Specify the hDD size and use split hdd into multiple files options
Step 7:

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In the Image below the ram is 256mb you can increase it or decrease it if you want. to make that changes you need to
Step 8:

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I am changing the ram to 1 GB
Step 9:

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Click Finish and check the hardware again
Step 10:

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The set up of the Virtual machine is complete now we need to install backtrack in that VM.
Click on power on the machine
Step 11:

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When the following image appears press enter
Step 12:

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Select Default Boot text mode and Press enter
Step 13:

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Wait until the following image appears
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Type in "startx" to load the GUI
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Wait for backtrack to load, Click on install backtrack icon
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A following type of window will appear click on Forward
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Wait for the system to find your time zone and then click Forward
Step 18:

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Select your comfortable type of keyboard layout.Click Forward
Step 19:

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I assume that you are new to linux and advise you not to do the partition manually select erase entire disk and use it click on Forward and then in the next window click on install
Step 20:

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Wait for the Process to complete.
Step 21:

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Wait for the process to complete, It will ask for a reboot do it.
When booted again it will ask for username and password the default username is "root" and pass is "toor".

Then use "startx" to load GUI.

I'm just wondering how limited VMWare makes Backtrack. Have you noticed any kind of limitations towards your familiar techniques?

[greybat163]

btw what is the point of intalling BT in nour system?? :Yum:
In what matter does it help?? :Smile: