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Like the Amiga inspired Nickname.. I so hated that error; it happened a lot when i was using lightwave back in the day :P Im curious what hardware are you running 4.1 on? I have a a3000 and a a2500 and have been looking at maybe tinkering around with this. Dont mean to derail the conversation if you want to PM me go for it..

You may want to look at this as well: http://serverkit.org/modules/httpx/ if you plan on providing users with http access.. On of the main reasons why I use it..:

I have a nokia n900 which i use for pentesting and runs metasploit fine. Thats around the 400 dollar range currently but because of Nokia stepping on their dicks once again and ditching Maemo 5 OS for meego i suspect you will be able to pick up these things new cheaper in the coming months.. You can pick up a older nokia like an n800 and get metasploit running on that as well. I think they are around 200bucks..

Just a FYI you can still use gimp for windows but you need the win32 port of imagemagick to convert the saved BMP to xpm.gz Again this is a valid option for people who arent blessed with running a linux distro :)

For me i needed to consolidate installers into one stick as i was getting tired of carrying around multiple cd's.. Debian Net installer << got the GUI installer to work but wasnt paying attention on the initial test and wiped out my flash when it asked about installing grub :D . I also had a issue when asking to install the wireless firmware so i opt for the rj45connection. Minimal Gentoo Installer << A bit of coaxing but i got this to run as well. CentOS minimal Installer The rest are the usual suspects I did get windows PE ultimate running as well. I still have yet to find a grub4dos solution for a windows XP installer from usb (and yes i FGI :P )

If this was answered i do apologize for the redundancy. You can use gimp for windows. Do all the image processing that Darren went through in that show. Then save the file as a BMP. Using the imagemagick win32 port of the command "convert" to convert the BMP to a xpm.gz : convert imagename.bmp imagename.xpm.gz You can pick up the latest binaries from here: http://www.imagemagick.org/download/binaries/ Im using ImageMagick-6.6.2-Q16-windows.zip currently. -D|g|ta|

Just a FYI you can edit the image in Gimp for Windows you just have to grab the win32 port of imagemagick http://www.imagemagick.org/download/binaries/ (ImageMagick-6.6.2-Q16-windows.zip) and convert the saved processed BMP convert imagename.bmp imagename.xpm.gz Easy peesy lemony squeezy..