JDMurray wrote: » I'm downloading it now and it is rather slow, but it's less than a two-hour wait. I'll be sharing it on one or two P2P sites tonight myself. I'm wondering if performing an apt-get on the pre-final will update it to the final. Gotta try that too.
GAngel wrote: What's the difference between this and the Beta?
broc wrote: » I tried that already and it doesn't work. You'll have to do a reinstall to get the "final" version which I'm doing right now There is a new kernel for once and it now use its own repository with custom applications "rewritten" for best compatibility with Backtrack. I think the goal is to make easier to get the latest tools and just general better usability.
dynamik wrote: » Why don't you just run it in a VM?
Paul Boz wrote: » Or from a USB stick.
carboncopy wrote: » I already have a couple of USB drives with BT4 final on them.
Paul Boz wrote: » wtf. Why? It's been out for a DAY and I can't think of any practical reason to do that.
carboncopy wrote: » I think it's kind of an obsession I have with bootable thumb drives,lol. I have 14 USB drives that I carry around with different tools and such.
dynamik wrote: » Maybe it's just personal preference, but I like to keep my pentesting OSes separate from my production desktop OS. You realize you can get drives bigger than 512mb now, right?
dynamik wrote: » Maybe it's just personal preference, but I like to keep my pentesting OSes separate from my production desktop OS.
Paul Boz wrote: » Real men hack banks from Windows 7.
carboncopy wrote: » I can't afford the newer 4GB thumb drives
chrisone wrote: » fuuuwee! i see those certs you have listed that easily cost your over $600!!! lol j/k just giving you a hard time
