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Over on the Parts People blog, [Nathan] created his own Raspberry Pi laptop. It’s got all the bells and whistles, including a keyboard, trackpad, battery, and even a 3D printed case. Of course [Nathan]‘s laptop contains a Raspi, but the other included parts are where this palmtop computer is turned into something useful. For powering [...]
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[Bunnie Huang], creator of the Chumby and artisan of chips and electrons, is building his own completely open source laptop. It’s called the Novena, and is powered by a quad-core ARM CPU, it’s got enough bells and whistles to make any hacker happy including an on-board FPGA, dual Ethernet ports, and enough GPIO pins [...]
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This one’s a riot! [Nico] got a new computer and didn’t want to change the six power supply cords he had strategically placed around his home and at work. So he just added a second charging jack that accepts a different style connector. First off the laptop is used — but it’s new to him. So cracking [...]
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When we’re trying to get a relatively complex project to work we often end up with twenty windows open. When this happens we’re usually referencing multiple data sheets, webpages, and trying to write code that the same time. We’ve seen people with two or three monitors to alleviate the situation (often called a battlestation), but [...]
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[Darknezz] sent us a set of photos and some details about his damaged laptop motherboard turned into a server. A client brought him a Dell 1525 on which nothing was showing up on the LCD screen. The HDMI and VGA still worked, and he traced the problem to no signal coming out of the motherboard. [...]
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Hack a Day
We love to see derivative works that take a great hack and make it even better. This LCD Laptop resurrection project is an excellent example. [Alex] took the work seen on this other FPGA LCD driver and delivered a leap forward on the final hardware packaging. The link at the top drops you into the second page of [Alex's] [...]
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[Ben Heck] is no stranger to building Xbox 360 laptops. Over the years he’s built dozens, but for this week’s episode of The Ben Heck Show he’s throwing down the gauntlet and building the smallest Xbox laptop ever. The latest and greatest Xbox laptop build is based around the newest and smallest $199 4 Gig [...]
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Hack a Day
Instead of dedicating his laptop to control his RepRap all night, [Walter] is using a Raspberry Pi as an Internet-enabled front end for his 3D printer. Before [Walter] got his hands on a Raspberry Pi, he set up his laptop next to his RepRap and let the machine do its work for hours on end. [...]
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11:01
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Hack a Day
When then folks from the MakerShed had a laptop and iPad stolen from their vehicle in Detroit, they found out several important things. The Detroit police have more important things to pursue. Tracking services are awesome. You never know how your adventure will end. Luckily they were using an online backup system that offered location [...]
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Hack a Day
We have to agree with NYCResistor, the exclusion of numeric pads from laptops is a real loss for productivity. Ever try to working with a huge spreadsheet ledger without a 10-key? Sure, there are usually function key alternatives hiding somewhere on those reduced keyboards. But that’s hardly the same thing. We think it’s time to [...]
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Authors:
Seth Schoen Tags:
privacy Event:
Chaos Communication Camp 2011 Abstract: The Electronic Frontier Foundation will discuss the legal situation that international travelers face when entering or leaving the United States, as well as various ways that travelers can safeguard electronic devices and digital information at the border. A series of unfortunate court decisions allows border patrol agents to search travelers' laptops, mobile phones, and other digital devices without limitation at the United States border. Courts even allow agents to copy entire hard drives for no particular reason -- unlike domestic law enforcement, where civil liberties laws strictly regulate and limit search powers. These searches are relatively rare, but they continue to occur and could become more routine as computer forensics gets cheaper or agents develop new ways of targeting particular travelers. How can international travelers protect themselves when they enter the United States? Seth Schoen and Marcia Hofmann of the Electronic Frontier Foundation will present their latest research into protecting data during border crossings. Their white paper, "Laptop and Electronics Searches at the U.S. Border: A Privacy Guide for Travelers", will be unveiled at this presentation. It combines legal and technical perspectives, discussing the legal situation that international travelers face when entering or leaving the United States, as well as various ways that travelers can safeguard electronic devices and digital information at the border. Since border agents' powers are so extensive, our conclusions may not be happy ones; there is no magical technical or legal solution and all precautions and approaches still involve risks and tradeoffs. We hope that our work will provide a clear, up-to-date, and thorough overview of this issue for all travelers to the U.S.
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After receiving a Marconi from [Admiral Aaron Ravensdale] informing us of the completion of an exquisite steampunk laptop, we were simply delighted. [The Admiral]‘s computational device, or Uhlian Calculator as is the preferred nomenclature, is a remarkable combination of design and function suitable for any remarkable gentleman bent on the domination of the fast approaching electrical frontier. [...]
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Hack a Day
[Viktor] is working on salvaging parts from a dead laptop. In his eyes the biggest gem to be had is the touchpad, so he set out to see if he could make the touchpad a standalone device. You might be envisioning the many hells of interfacing this with a microcontroller and writing firmware to measure and translate [...]
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What can you do with a broken Compaq SLT 286? Its briefcase-like size and shape actually make for a pretty interesting portable electronic prototyping station. [Philip] gutted the components and started adding back the items he most commonly uses when developing a project. He shares all of the details in the video after the break. [...]
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[hackitbuildit], from instructables, has brought us a a DIY windows 8 tablet. To make the tablet, an old laptop is used that meets the minimum requirements of windows 8 preview, a touch screen conversion kit, and of course the software itself. The laptop is first prepared by removing the casing around the screen, and if [...]
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[Victor] likes to watch movies on his laptop, but the tiny speakers in his machine don’t do [John Williams] and other perfectly fine soundtracks justice. To pump up the jams a little bit, [Victor] got a pair of Trust Mila 2.0 speakers for Sinterklaas. Unfortunately, these speakers were terrible – noise everywhere, tinny output and [...]
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It seems that there’s a whole range of Toshiba Satellite laptop computers that suffer from a power jack design that is prone to breaking. We see some good and some bad in this. The jack is not mounted to the circuit board, so if it gets jammed into the body like the one above it [...]
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Hack a Day
[Kris] wanted to make the telecommuting employees at his office feel a little more in control of their virtual presence in the office. He gave them a way to look around without needing to go into full-blown robotics. This laptop stand has a Lazy Susan connected to a servo motor to give the user control [...]
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[Roy] over at GeekDad had a dead laptop battery on his hands, and decided he would disassemble it to see what useful things he could do with the cells inside. He mentions in his article that even though your laptop might be convinced that its battery is toast, more often than not just one or [...]
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We’re always impressed with the number of laptop displays we’re able to pick out of the trash. Most of the time the computer is borked beyond repair so we end up with a lot of functional but unusable LCD panels. As a service to us all, [EiNSTeiN_] figured out how to control an LCD panel [...]
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Hack a Day
[Pedro] had a busted laptop LCD screen on his hands, but rather than throw it out, he brainstormed what he could possibly do with what would typically be considered a worthless item. He decided to make a simple art installation using the scrapped part, so he gathered a few other supplies and got to work. [...]
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Hack a Day
The “cheap” and “easy” way in about an hour! A question that pop’s up from time to time is “I somehow ended up with an archaic old laptop / computer, can it run Linux?” Well of course it can, but that totally depends! On what? Well machine CPU, CPU speed, hard disk space, RAM and [...]
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When you think about hacking laptops, it’s highly unlikely that you would ever consider the battery as a viable attack vector. Security researcher [Charlie Miller] however, has been hard at work showing just how big a vulnerability they can be. As we have been discussing recently, the care and feeding of many batteries, big and [...]
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[Michael Chen] found himself in possession of a thoroughly broken laptop. The hinges connecting the screen to the body of the computer were shot, and the battery was non-functional. After a bit of thinking he decided that it wouldn’t take much to resurrect the hardware by turning it into a desktop machine. At the core of this [...]
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[Dave] needed some extra light above his desk/workbench area and decided to wire up some RGB LED light strips to brighten the place up a bit. He wasn’t content with using a standard switch to toggle them on and off, and after some brainstorming, he decided to build a capacitive touch circuit using a pair [...]
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In his line of work, Instructables user [Harrymatic] sees a lot of Toshiba laptops come across his desk, some of which are protected with a BIOS password. Typically, in order to make it past the BIOS lockout and get access to the computer, he would have to open the laptop case and short the CMOS [...]
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[Jarrod] has an older Compaq laptop he is still pretty keen on, but he has one niggling problem – the laptop doesn’t have a built-in wireless card. He recently changed security protocols on his home wireless network to WPA and realized that his old Linksys PC card only supports WEP. He decided it was time [...]
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Solder connections on processors seem to be a very common failure point in modern electronics. Consider the Red Ring of Death (RRoD) on Xbox 360 or the Yellow Light of Death (YLoD) on PlayStation 3. This time around the problem is a malfunctioning Nvidia GPU on an HP Pavilion TX2000 laptop. The video is sometimes [...]
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We see Arduino boards used in a lot of projects but we’ve never thought of using one as a USB crossover cable. That’s basically what [Jack the Vendicator] did to get his broken laptop running. When his video card stopped working he found himself unable to access the laptop. Newer machines don’t have a serial [...]
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[Phil] over at Retroleum has cobbled together a clean, well put together laptop based entirely around a Zilog Z80 microprocessor and a pair of Spartan II FPGAs. These FPGAs allow him to reduce the number of devices on his board, and therefore cut his production cost as well as device size. He even managed to [...]
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This swivel arm LCD screen is [Ben Heck's] latest hack. It replaces the hinges that normally only allow one point of rotation on the screen. You can still use the laptop like normal, but when space is at a premium a second adjustment, both in rotation and linear position, has been added using the slots [...]
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A como lo dice el tema, lamentablemente mi lector de DVD se me daño y y solo adquiri un lector de CD, necesito instalar BackTrack en mi laptop pero no se como poderle hacer ya que la bendita maquina no bootea desde USB tampoco.
Alguna sugerencia?
Slds
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Hack a Day
The keyboard on [Marek's] laptop stopped working. He didn’t want to buy a replacement so he decided to start using an external keyboard. But hauling around a full 104-key model is a bit of a pain so he decided to make himself a shorter keyboard. He basically chopped off the 10-key pad on the right [...]
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I've got a laptop running bt4 and an external monitor/tv that i would like to connect to via HDMI.
1. Is it possible?
2. What commands/programs could I use to accomplish this?
I don't expect any in-depth explanation, but if someone could at least provide me with the right tools to search for, it would be greatly appreciated
P.S. If you know of a guide, that would be fscking awesome.
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We recently stumbled on a way to turn a regular laptop into a poor man’s Kaossilator. Using the touchpad of your laptop, some PureData software, Touchpad2MIDI and a couple custom patches, [zenpho] has set everyone up to create that crazy electronic music that kids listen to these days. But what was that? You cant afford [...]
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He all,
I have a problem, I run Backtrack 4 final in Vmware, on my laptop for crack wep and wpa it's great, but when I launche wireshark. It seems that it only capture reqeust from PC's like DHCP request etc. when filter out the POP I can't see a thing thoug I send and receive mails on my other pc(windows 7) now I run wireshark on windows 7 and send and receive it does see it.
So why is wireshark only looking in my laptop and not the other PC's. btw I use briged network in vmware
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Hi,
Trying and searching for days to resolve this. Im trying to get this to work as a favor for someone but no luck whatsoever. :)
using the ASUS wl-167 usb adapter.
I have a windows vista pc, where all is working fine as soon as I plugin the usb adapter, a popup shows and the internet works..(took me a while since I am not familiar with Linux...at all). Also, I see the icon on the bottom of my screen.
Now, i'm trying to do the same on my friends laptop which is a brand new HP with windows 7. however I see no icon, have no internet yet when I go to host virtual network mapping it does see the ASUS adapter. Whenever I plugin the usb adapter I get a message that The network bridge on device VMnet0 is temporarily down because the bridged ethernet device ...... Same setting as on the pc but just cant get it to work
BTW I set both up according to the youtube tutorial by kiwi12k.
I don't know if i'm giving enough information but please help me out with this one. Maybe there is a simple solution that i'm just not seeing.
thanx in advance
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I ran bt3 on my laptop it works except for sound and i cant start a network tried the /etc/init.d/networking start and nothing, i tried bt4 final i get a fatal error no screens found etc.... on startx but wireless and lan work i ran it after startx failed. iam using a laptop with ati mobility radeon hd5470. what should if do, its weird that the older version is able to run with my graphics card but in the new one it wont.
thanks
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I have a Inspiron 1525 laptop and the wireless card isnt working or showing up as a interface just like it didnt in bt3 either.
all i know to do is post link to drivers as well but as of right now im not able to post links.
they can be found easily at dell.com
thankyou very much, looking forward to patch!
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18:00
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Hello, could somebody please tell me how I'm able to totally reset my password? My laptop conveniently saved my password but I cannot remember it so now I need to totally reset it.
Regards
AssosutsmoosE
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Hack a Day
[TheTwoJ] and his friend built a laptop-form-factor Xbox 360. Their extensively documented process was inspired by [Ben Heckendorn's] work. The result is a brick when folded up but a good-looking (albeit loud with 8 fans) gaming rig. There’s everything you would expect; LCD screen, integrated WiFi, camera, optical drive, and a full keyboard. These poor [...]
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Hola acabo de comprarme una laptop Hp pavillion Dv4-2013, el problema es q en antes cargaba mi live cd de bt4 en otro modelo antiguo de laptop hp; pero en este nuevo modelo Hp Dv4-2013 carga todo el bt pero a la hora de empezar la interfaz grafica startx me dice modo no soportado y solo me funciona en modo consola, me falta algun driver o configurarlo?, espero q me puedan ayudar.
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anyone know or own a wireless card for laptop that work in backtrack including injection.
any suggestions will be appreciated , thank you
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I have hp 6735s laptop. I created bootable usb memory stick and CD with bt3 on it. They are both working on hp 510 laptop, but they don't work on mine!
It says that the operating systeme is up, but it doesn't show desktop. It can't find server X, which is for graphics I think. I also tried to boot knopix from cd, and I get blank screen (it also works on other computers... porblem with graphic card again).
It seems that something is wrong with recognizing my graphic card (ati radeon hd 3200).
I tried commands: xconfig and startx, but it still doesn't help.
Can somebody help me with this?
Thanks! :)
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hi. also ich hab auf meinem neuen laptop wieder BT4 als paralleles OS installiert. alles wunderbar und funktioniert so wie ich es brauche, bis auf die grafikkarte..
verbaut ist im laptop eine ATI Mobility Radeon HD5730 für die es weder für windows noch für linux einen treiber vom hersteller gibt (konnt es auch nicht glauben, aber anderes thema).
um jetzt den typischen posts zuvorzukommen: ja ich kenne gidf.de, ich habe auch schon im forum gesucht (nicht nur in diesem) und ansich die letzten tage nicht viel anderes gemacht, als nach eine lösung für das problem gesucht ;)
standardauflösung ist 1024x768 sobald ich den xserver starte. soweit so gut. mein laptop hat einen 16" screen mit einer möglichen auflösung von 1366x768, welche ich auch gerne nutzen würde, bzw das arbeiten mit der standardauflösung auf dauer sehr mühselig ist.
3D unterstützung total egal, es muss also kein treiber von ATI sein ich brauche einfach nur eine höhere auflösung bzw den entscheidenden rat wie ich diese einstelle :)
also in einem anderen forum hab ich den tip gefunden bei neueren chipsätzen den ATI 10.1 treiber zu verwenden. leider ohne erfolg. es wird keine unterstützte karte gefunden.
die xorg.conf per hand anzupassen hab ich auch schon in mehreren anläufen hinter mir, allerdings muss ich sagen dass ich da nicht so extrem firm bin.
dpkg --reconfigure xserver-xorg bringt keinen erfolg da nur das tastaturlayout angepasst wird
bin also für vorschläge jeder art offen und poste natürlich auch alles was für eine lösungsfindung benötigt wird.
mfg, cit
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I am looking to get a new laptop for backtrack..I am fine with the basic hardware specs of this (ram, hd space, etc) but I do have some questions i hope you can answer...
http:[slash][slash]www[dot]walmart[dot]com/ip/HP-14.1-500GB-dv4-2049wm/12347227]Walmart.com: HP 14.1" Pavilion dv4-2049wm Entertainment Laptop PC with AMD Turion II Ultra Dual-Core Processor & Windows 7 Home Premium: Computers
here is the page from walmart. I mainly want to know if it supports usb boot in bios and how it runs on backtrack. Anyone have experience with this...?:confused:
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I have a laptop that supports 1600x900 but i cann't for the life of me get this within BT4 in vmware. I can get other large sizes.
Im using the latest BT4 vmware image.
I have tried the usual editing xorg.conf and xrandr etc.
Can the vmware tools support my resolution?
I have Ubuntu 10.x in vmware supporting 1600x900 and it looks beautiful!
Any suggestions on what to try next?
D
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10:50
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Estimados, les cuento, al bootear desde CD en mi laptop con BT4 final todos los menus se ven gigantes, intento ejecutar install.sh se ve gigante, estoy usando la maxima resolucion que me indica en el boton que esta en la barra de tareas pero nada, lo unico que se ve en tamaño normal es el escritorio, nesesito instalar BT4 pero por este problema no me deja, cual puede ser el problema, hay alguna forma de instalarlo via comando, como se hacia con BT3
Gracias.
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Estimados, les cuento, al bootear desde CD en mi laptop con BT4 final todos los menus se ven gigantes, intento ejecutar install.sh se ve gigante, estoy usando la maxima resolucion que me indica en el boton que esta en la barra de tareas pero nada, lo unico que se ve en tamaño normal es el escritorio, nesesito instalar BT4 pero por este problema no me deja, cual puede ser el problema, hay alguna forma de instalarlo via comando, como se hacia con BT3
Gracias.
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Chaos Communication Congress 26th (26C3) 2009 Abstract: While One Laptop per Child is a widely known and much discussed and often heavily critized project little is actually known about the current state of its efforts. So it may come as a surprise to many that almost a million children around the world use their Linux powered XO-1 laptop in school on a daily basis. This talk will shed some light on this and other interesting developments and look at how FLOSS and global grassroot communities can make a difference in ICT-supported education around the world. Few initiatives in the ICT sector have received as much public attention in recent years as One Laptop per Child. Still most widely known as the "$100 laptop project" OLPC faced a lot of criticism and suffered some setbacks in recent years. Especially the perceived move away from Linux towards Windows cost the project much good will and many supporters from the FLOSS community. And despite the project's generally high visibility little is known about the very real progress it has made in increasing educational opportunities by distributing almost a million laptops to children in some of the poorest countries around the planet. And yes, more than 99% of them run Sugar, the open-source software originally developed by OLPC and now coordinated by the independent Sugar Labs community.
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OLPC Event:
Chaos Communication Congress 26th (26C3) 2009 Abstract: While One Laptop per Child is a widely known and much discussed and often heavily critized project little is actually known about the current state of its efforts. So it may come as a surprise to many that almost a million children around the world use their Linux powered XO-1 laptop in school on a daily basis. This talk will shed some light on this and other interesting developments and look at how FLOSS and global grassroot communities can make a difference in ICT-supported education around the world. Few initiatives in the ICT sector have received as much public attention in recent years as One Laptop per Child. Still most widely known as the "$100 laptop project" OLPC faced a lot of criticism and suffered some setbacks in recent years. Especially the perceived move away from Linux towards Windows cost the project much good will and many supporters from the FLOSS community. And despite the project's generally high visibility little is known about the very real progress it has made in increasing educational opportunities by distributing almost a million laptops to children in some of the poorest countries around the planet. And yes, more than 99% of them run Sugar, the open-source software originally developed by OLPC and now coordinated by the independent Sugar Labs community.
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remote-exploit & backtrack
i'm using Compaq Presario CQ40-401AU laptop. The only thing i know about my wireless card is the brand... broadcom... backtrach 4 cant detect the wireless card after i try this command > /etc/init.d/wicd start ... can anyone help? anyway, are broadcom build in wireless card that comes with the laptop that i mention above can do injection?
really appreciates if some1 can help me slve this matter...
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hi all.. can u guys recommend me a model of notebook that i can use for exploit or defense or attack wireless..because b4 this im trying tutorial with using backtrack but not support my network card on backtrack.so i sell my old notebook and looking for new laptop..
u guys can recommed or giv urself notebook or tool here for me or others...
thx for sharing:o
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remote-exploit & backtrack
Im using Compaq CQ40-517tu laptop ive finish downloading BT 4 my problem is that the wifi adapter is not detected how am i able to fix this?
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Hack a Day
[Jakob] sent in his method of dealing with broken laptop hinges. Broken hinges are a plague. We have no less than 4 laptops lying around that are beyond repair with broken hinges. Some are just propped up against things, some have had box hinges glued to them and some are just waiting to die slowly [...]
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Hello guys, im using laptop TOSHIBA Satellite P200D - 12F, is it supported by BT 3/4?
And my USB stick is Airlive WL-1600USB
If my laptop doesnt support BT3 ill run it through VMware.
thanks
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remote-exploit & backtrack
Tengo un laptop y la tarjeta grafica que viene incorporada es las VIA Chrome9 HC IGP Family
Al uar startx desde USB live para poder instalar bt4 en el disco duro se me queda la pantalla en negro. Como arreglar esto ?
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