Booting BackTrack In Windows
Posted in Hacking, backtrack on May 27th, 2009 by Ardnat – Be the first to comment

Backtrack
I have finaly figured out to get QEMU to run Backtrack 3 using Windows as the Host OS.
Here’s what I did:
- Downloaded the lastest stable version of BackTrack(Currently version 3), you may optionaly download the USB version for more features.
- Download QEMU Make sure you download the Windows version!
- Uncompress QEMU & copy the Backtrack ISO into the same directory
- Make a new file called BTboot.bat open it and copy this into it: qemu -L . -std-vga -localtime -soundhw all -m 512 -cdrom *.iso -hda linux.img -boot d
- Now edit *.iso to the name of the Backtrack iso
- Run the newly created file
- While Backtrack is at the boot screen, select a graphics mode(KDE or Flux) and press Tab
- Change the line autoexec=xconf;kdm to autoexec=kdm
- Now press enter and ENJOY!!
Hope everything worked out correctly, If not just post a comment and I will try to help you. Heck, just post a comment anyways :)
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