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  1. localtracker
    Hey! I am running kali linux the latest build. I am running it from a USB drive in persistence mode. I have a macbook pro and it won't boot from the USB so I have to boot from the live CD till the GRUB and then choose live usb persistence to login to the system. I wanted to change my root passwd so while I was logged into my root account, I issued the command passwd root That asked me for a new passwd twice and I entered it both the times correctly. Later when I rebooted the system, it wont accept the new passwd (not the old one also) and wont let me login saying authentication failure. I
  2. SteveSi
    Easy2Boot is a collection of grub4dos menus and grub4dos batch files and utilities. You can make a multiboot USB flash drive or USB hard drive (NTFS or FAT32) with the Easy2Boot files just by copying them to a grub4dos bootable USB drive or use the Make_e2B_USB.Drive.cmd automated batch file or linux .sh file. Once you have made the grub4dos USB drive (or added the Easy2Boot files to your existing grub4dos mutilboot drive), all you need to do is just copy over your payload/ISO files. For instance, if you copy over your linux ISOs, Windows (XP, Vista, 7, 8, SVR2K8R2, SVR2012) install ISOs, f
  3. logicalconfusion
    The following error appears when I try to install Windows7 on my 360GB HD: Setup was unable to create a new system partition or locate an existing system partition. See the Setup log files for more information. I used the diskpart utility to clean the HD, create a partion and format it as ntfs. detail disk shows the following: Vol## ltr labl fs type size Status info 2 C NTFS Partition 335GB Healthy I got Ubuntu12 on the first HD, set to load w/out Grub. I'm trying to set up a dual boot (Ubuntu/Win7) for a f
  4. c_brew
    I am trying to make a usb multipass with backtrack 5 r3 on it but have failed do to an error when booting bt5 up, i am using the latest version of grub (grldr) and no matter what i try i get this error (initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system [/CODE] my menu.lst is [CODE] color green/black black/green timeout 60 title BackTrack 5 root(bd) kernel /bt5/casper/vmlinuz file=/cdrom/preseed/custom.seed boot=casper text splash vga=791-- initrd /bt5/casper/initrd.gz [/CODE] can someone please help, i have looked through other posts regarding this but they seemed not to w
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