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  1. Install GRUB, or LILO. Google around for that, but it looks like it just didn't install the bootloader properly, or at all. You can add it to the XP bootloader as well, you might want to look into that.
  2. No problem, the only thing you should really have any problem with, is if you want to put your card into monitor mode, ndiswrapper can't do that. But for normal browsing, and no cracking WEP or anything, it works fine. The problem with the restricted drivers, is that they are not developed well enough, different chipsets have a lot of problems. The BCM43xx driver works for some, with just the right chipset, but it never did for me, so ndiswrapper was always my option. Got any more specific information on your keyboard problem/device info?
  3. I have a BCM43XX card myself. First you'll need to remove your card, and blacklist the old driver: sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist Enter your driver at the bottom down there, like the rest of the file. Grabd your drivers, put the .inf and .sys a single folder, cd to that folder: This installs them: sudo ndiswrapper - i mydriver.inf This adds an alias to wlan0: sudo ndiswrapper -m This will put it into your current modules: sudo modprobe ndiswrapper And finally: sudo echo ndiswrapper >/etc/modules Will add it to your modules at boot!
  4. Meh, so I was bored and a friend of mine pointed me towards a link to www.davidsbridal.com, which redirected me to a page to sign in. Within the sign on page, information was linked to the store ID, and catalog ID, just for info. After viewing the source on there, I plugged in this link: http://www.davidsbridal.com/webapp/wcs/sto...999999999%22(1) Which informed me nicely, [ServletException in:/DBI/CatalogSection/Category/DressYourWeddingLogInBody.jsp] null' Under this page in the source code, I noticed a link that pointed me towards a page they had apparently used before upgrading to the index page here, (at least I assume that's what it's there for, considering the left pane is gone) http://www.davidsbridal.com/webapp/wcs/sto...catalogId=10051 In the source code on this page, was a link to their main.css layout, which has URL handles for quite a bit of stuff. http://www.davidsbridal.com/wcsstore/DBI/s...-print/main.css The point, is really nothing but checking out their information, I'm sure someone could go a lot further than this if they wanted to, but I thought I'd point out some of the interesting ways they have their page set up.
  5. Start by checking out what services are set up to run. SSH, DHCP, Samba Server, disable everything you don't need. Encrypt your swap, /home, whatever else you want, if you're serious about it. http://www.linuxforums.org/security/locking_down_ubuntu.html
  6. Cain requires WinPcap, amongst other windows libraries, using it for a local dumper, is pointless. Check into other ARP poisoning tools like ettercap: http://openmaniak.com/ettercap_arp.php Wireshark will view packets across the network: http://www.wireshark.org/ Youtube Ubuntu MITM, for info on that, or Ubuntu WEP cracking. You can still use the netstat -a command, or run nmap. VB in ubuntu: http://vb.wikia.com/wiki/Running_Visual_Ba...er_Ubuntu_Linux Ubuntu has default settings that make it easy to hack. Unsafe GRUB, sudo is not necessarily a great idea for some, just google around for info on that.
  7. Which flavor are you going to try? I am not a big fan of their NIC naming system, or the fact that I have to recompile a kernel to change a video driver. However, the ports system is interesting, as well as their management with hardware.
  8. Slackware Linux, Arch Linux, and Mac OS X are my primary operating systems. I've ran a few *BSD's, and windows of course, in fact I still have a desktop running FreeBSD, but I don't personally own any computers running anything higher than Windows2000pro. I chose Linux as my main OS years ago, when I got tired of Windows, and wanted something new. I used to dual boot for a long time, but I eventually just installed cold turkey one day, and haven't gone back since.
  9. Load up Gparted and resize your current partition to have 15GB of free space, or whatever you like, format the free space to NTFS, and install Windows 7. The W7 boot loader should pick up XP, if not, check this out: http://www.ditii.com/2009/01/28/how-to-mod...-7-boot-loader/
  10. I had rockbox running, and iPodLinux, triple booting.. Primarily for the .ogg support, and the themed interface, nice stuff. The iPod firmware is rather limiting, I really like rockbox. .mpeg support as well, so you don't have to get your movies from apple, necessarily.
  11. ~# iwconfig wlan0 essid myessidwhatever it is && wget 192.168.1.1/starthtmlorwhatever.html && ifconfig wlan0 down && ifconfig wlan0 up Not sure what you're asking, but that should set the essid of the interface wlan0 to myessid*, wget the page you want, and restart the interface. After sobering up slightly, you're wanting to change the configuration of the router? Theoretically you could chroot into the AP, since most firmware is linux based, and do that.
  12. Sick dude. Nessus, and JohnTheRipper would be nice to see on there. Great set of tools, looking forward to using this personally.
  13. Not only that, but to add to Webhost*'s problems, if you have problems booting from usb with BIOS, or your usb device dies, or if your usb drive dies, multiple problems. Just create a small [31mb should work] /boot drive on a partition, and use that. But if you're still interested, in most installs you can select a mount point to put the /boot section on.
  14. @DingleBerries: Broadcom BCM3543kpb5g tn0824 pw0 875394 U3A
  15. Are you freaking kidding me?
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