Backtrack5 hard disk installation is divided into two steps: Step 1: BT5 hard disk boot, Step 2: BT5 hard disk installation. BT5:
BT5R2-GNOME-32.iso (2,588 MB, MD5, torrent)
BT5R2-KDE-32.iso (2,673 MB, MD5, torrent)
BT5R2-GNOME-64.iso (2,634 MB, MD5, torrent)
BT5R2-KDE-64.iso (2,681 MB, MD5, torrent ).
Part 1 backtrack5 (BT5) Hard Disk boot
The hard drive of backtrack5 (BT5) is guided by grub4dos. If you are Windows 7, create boot. ini in the root directory of the system disk.
Write content (add the above line to the end of the file in the XP system ):
C: \ grldr = "grub4dos menu"
Menu. lst guides the content of BT5
Title backtrack5 text-default boot text mode root (hd0, 0) kernel/Casper/vmlinuz file =/preseed/custom. seed boot = Casper text splash VGA = 791 -- after downloading the CD image in initrd/Casper/initrd.gz boot, use ultraiso to decompress all the files to the root directory of the system disk (your system disk.
Select backtrack5 boot when restarting. The default account is root, the password is toor, And the graphical desktop is startx.
Part 2 backtrack5 (BT5) hard disk installation
Use loop to mount the ISO file to the/CDROM directory. Specific Practices:
1. Prepare your BT5 installation ISO, preferably in your system disk, that is, sda1. Open a terminal and run it in the terminal
CD/
Sudo mkdir nenew
Sudo umount-L/CDROM
Sudo Mount/dev/sda1/nenew
Ls/nenew
When running this step, check whether your image file exists in the ECHO result. If you put it in the first partition, you can see your image name, you can continue step 2. If you do not place it in the system root directory, run the following command to increment the number of SDA until the LS result has your image.
2. Execute the following commands
Sudo modprobe Loop
Sudo Mount-o loop/nenew/BT5-GNOME-32.iso/CDROM
The BT5-GNOME-32.iso here is your BT5 image name.
Sudo umount-L/nenew
Ls/nenew
At this time, the files in the CDROM directory will be displayed, which is consistent with the files in the ISO file.
3. Run install on the desktop. After the installation is complete, the system prompts whether to restart. Select reboot to restart. If there is any problem, you can directly turn off the power here. You can enter the system after you restart the instance. Of course, you do not see the Windows Startup item. After the startup is normal, the user name and Root Password toor enter the system, startx enter the graphics, open the terminal, and sudo Update-grub has a Windows Startup item.
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