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Mine doesn't have the slash screen image, but it does have the menu.
title Ophcrack Graphic mode - automatic kernel /tables/bzImage rw root=/dev/null vga=normal lang=C kmap=us screen=1024x768x16 autologin initrd=/tables/rootfs.gz title Ophcrack Graphic mode - manual kernel /tables/bzImage rw root=/dev/null vga=normal autologin initrd=/tables/rootfs.gz title Ophcrack Text mode kernel /tables/bzImage rw root=/dev/null vga=normal screen=text autologin initrd=/tables/rootfs.gz title Main Menu root (hd0,0) configfile /Menu.lst
All I did was copy the /tables folder from the XP version of ophcrack to /tables on the usb stick.
Also copied bzImage and rootfs.gz
ophcrack.lst is listed as above.
For the tables, I have:
vista_free
xp_free_fast
xp_free_small
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I'd buy them.
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That's a great command digip. Thanks!
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That could be. Ran a rough calc of total Wattage used and it's around 300W or so.
Make sure it can handle the power-on load, since it'll pull an insane amount of power to get those drives spinning.
Good luck.
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Might try asking over on the BackTrack forums as well.
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Ouchie. 400MB a month is nuts.
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Couldn't find any info on the chipset of the wireless card on that one.
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The Purpose of dual PSUs is in to have a backup in the event one of them fails. Specs of the system would be nice, since the one PSU might be too small to handle everything.
If the only thing you are powering with the second psu are the hard drives you should be ok.
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I found this page: http://www.slitaz.org/en/doc/handbook/hack...ecd.html#rootfs
I'm running some commands in Linux, instead of windows and I'll report back if it works.
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im not really sure how to use konboot, i have it on the key and it works, but it doesnt seem to let me use it for vista x64. ophcrack live cd does however.
Kon-Boot doesn't work with x64 OSes. Saw a post a week or so ago that said they are working on it, but I don't see anything on their site.
charles i saw your menu.lst entry that you used for ophcrack. i tried that also and it didnt work. im gonna delete it and start anew. ive made to many changes to this one to keep track of.Did you have all the files in the /tables/ directory?
anyways, id like to keep trying to solve this so i can use it later, so ill keep this going. im looking in the rootfs file for launch .sh, and this is the code i have found so far. can someone help me modify this, and when im done i just recompress the file right?Try to find the tables either on the cdrom or on a partition for DEVICE in $DEVICES_LIST do if [ -d /mnt/$DEVICE/tables ]; then LIST=`ls /mnt/$DEVICE/tables/*/table0.bin 2>/dev/null` for TABLE in $LIST do TABLE=${TABLE%/table0.bin} TABLE=${TABLE#/} TABLES_DIR[${#TABLES_DIR[*]}]=$TABLE done fi done if [ ${#TABLES_DIR[*]} = 0 ]; then echo "No tables found !!" read exit 0 else echo "Tables found:" echo " /${TABLES_DIR[0]}" TABLES_INLINE=${TABLES_DIR[0]} for (( i = 1 ; i < ${#TABLES_DIR[*]}; i++ )) do echo " /${TABLES_DIR[i]}" TABLES_INLINE="$TABLES_INLINE:${TABLES_DIR[i]}" done echo fi
As for this: It's checking for the directory named "tables" located at /mnt/$DEVICE
$DEVICE is a variable for that script. We'd need to look at the whole script to see what that variable points to. How did you read rootfs.gz?
...man it sucks to realize how little you know. i dont even know what coding this is. lol.It's a BASH/SH script.
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Yeah. Have you tried putting it on the other usb key without using unetbootin?
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Thanks for the info. Having it on a seperate partition would be wise (I think) since it would separate the data from the tools.
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That sounds like the ultimate wardriving tool. :D
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That's normal, since you are booting from USB.
You can try entering "startx" and see what happens.
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Yup that would be it. I threw in the other tables from the site and from the xp disk, since it will use any tables that are there.