So I've made a multi-boot USB with xboot, and all in all everything has worked nicely. It would be nice to have a boot first harddrive option to add to the menu, but that's not a big deal and easy enough to do myself.
Where I did run into problems, was adding Backtrack. It says it added correctly, and when I boot from the USB, I can select it from the menu, but when Backtrack's boot menu comes up, none of the Backtrack options actually boot properly.
Any help at all would be appreciated. At this point each Backtrack mode simply boots into a command prompt.
[solved] Backtrack Support?
Started by
hellarar
, Feb 10 2011 08:03 PM
2 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 10 February 2011 - 08:03 PM
#2
Posted 11 February 2011 - 10:24 AM
@hellarar
which version of backtrack you used?
xboot supports backtrack 4(and not Backtrack 3)
Backtrack 3 and Backtrack 4 are based on different Linux distros. so they have different ISO file/directory structure)
if you want, i will add support for Backtrack 3 too.
what error message you get when backtrack halts at command prompt?
Normally backtrack halts at command prompt and you have to type "startx" at command prompt to start GUI Desktop.
Regards.
which version of backtrack you used?
xboot supports backtrack 4(and not Backtrack 3)
Backtrack 3 and Backtrack 4 are based on different Linux distros. so they have different ISO file/directory structure)
if you want, i will add support for Backtrack 3 too.
what error message you get when backtrack halts at command prompt?
Normally backtrack halts at command prompt and you have to type "startx" at command prompt to start GUI Desktop.
Regards.
#3
Posted 12 February 2011 - 02:58 AM
startx worked. Thanks for the help!
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