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Re: Updating Live Security CD
From: Alexander Bondarenko <al.bondarenko () gmail com>
Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2007 21:48:54 +0400
Hi! It is actually very easy. When i have an rpm-package for some software (nessus client for example) i use #rpm2tgz <rpm-file> <name for new tgz package> # tgz2lzm <tgz package> <name for new lzm module> after that you need only to copy new lzm module to bt/modules folder (it's /mnt/sda1/BT/modules on my PC) Thats all. New module will be loaded by next boot. You can also add the whole directory to your Live CD with dir2lzm command I have for example add some custom folders to /pentest/ folder as follows: i created folder /tmp/pentest/<my directory>, copied some files there and after that ran: # cd /tmp # dir2lzm ./temp addons.lzm # cp addons.lzm /mnt/sda1/BT/modules/ So i have added several tools to my Backtrack 2.0. This Live CD is really awesome :) I hope it's clear. Try it and ask if you experience any troubles... Regards, Alex Bondarenko On Monday 16 July 2007 22:43, Mister Dookie wrote:
Hey list, Say I want to add a few packages or updates to the latest Backtrack LiveCD, such as Wireshark or Firefox 2, what is the best way to accomplish that? Is there a way to slipstream additional files onto the LiveCD, or can I save changes onto a USB drive or something like that? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Best regards, John
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