
Jun 20, 2009
Keeping BackTrack up to Date
Keeping BackTrack up to Date
Our BackTrack repositories keep getting updated with new tools, drivers etc. For example, we just added legacy madwifi-ng and r8187 injection capable drivers to the repository. You can follow these simple steps to add them to your iso, and keep it updated in general.
cd ~
mkdir ISO
mv bt4-pre-final.iso ISO
cd ISO
wget www.offensive-security.com/bt4-customise.sh
chmod 755 bt4-customise.sh
./bt4-customise.sh
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade && apt-get install madwifi-drivers r8187-drivers
echo blacklist ath5k >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist # In case you want to use madwifi-ng as default
echo blacklist rtl8187 >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist # In case you want to use legacy r8187 as default
exit
The script should then run and generate the updated iso for you in /root/ISO/bt4-mod.iso.
Easy huh ?
Make sure you check read over the script – change the iso filename if needed!
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