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Showing posts with label Operating System. Show all posts

Install Backtrack pada Komputer atau Laptop

Kalian semua tentu telah mengetahui sistem operasi gratis dan open source Backtrack. Sistem Backtrack begitu flexibel bagi kalian yang membutuhkan bermacam - macam software untuk menguji coba sistem keamanan yang telah dimiliki. Karena Open Source begitu banyak software yang bisa diinclude pada sistem. Tapi begitu sangat disayangkan, karena sistem ini live CD alias nggak bisa diinstall pada harddisk. Tapi sebenarnya perkataan itu salah. Backtrack sudah bisa diinstall pada Komputer maupun Laptop. Langkah - langkahnya anda dapat melihatnya pada irongeek.com. Dan saya telah menemukan juga transcript movienya. Silahkan print atau ditulis terlebih dahulu agar tidak kebigungan nantinya. Ini scriptnya :




login as root


startx


(open a terminal window)


mount (to see what partitions we have e.g. /dev/hda1 on /mnt/hda1 type ntfs (ro))


umount /mnt/hda1/


qtparted (to resize partitions to shrink ntfs partition down to ~3.77GB leave 4.23G for BT2)


exit from qtparted (after committing changes to disc)


use fdisk to create three new partitions as follows:


fdisk /dev/hda


p (to show current partitions)


n



p


2


(press return)


+64M (for /boot)


n


p


3


(press return)


+1024M (for swap)



n


p


4


(press return)


(press return) uses remaining space for the fourth partition


t


3


82 (to change the type of partition 3 to that of a swap partition)


w (to write changes to the disc).



(NOTE: if you get any sort of error message here it is very important to reboot and then continue from here)


(You now need to format your three partitions)


mke2fs /dev/hda2


mkswap /dev/hda3


swapon /dev/hda3


mkreiserfs /dev/hda4 (note: the author of the Movie likes to use reiserfs, but you can use whichever you prefer)


y



(Now you can start installing bt2)


mkdir /mnt/backtrack



mount /dev/hda4 /mnt/backtrack/


mkdir /mnt/backtrack/boot/


mount /dev/hda2 /mnt/backtrack/boot/


cp --preserve -R /{bin,dev,home,pentest,root,usr,etc,lib,opt,sbin,var} /mnt/backtrack/


(Note: this has to copy 600+MB and takes a little while, so perhaps have a coffee)


mkdir /mnt/backtrack/{mnt,proc,sys,tmp}


mount --bind /dev/ /mnt/backtrack/dev/


mount -t proc proc /mnt/backtrack/proc/


cp /boot/vmlinuz /mnt/backtrack/boot/ (command changed to suit new BT 2.0 file location)



chroot /mnt/backtrack/ /bin/bash (returned /dev/pts/0: no such file or directory)



(Now you need to alter lilo.conf and write it to the mbr)


nano /etc/lilo.conf (you can use your favorite editor to do this)


(strip out all comments for clarity, and end up with lilo.conf as follows:)


lba32


boot /dev/hda


#message = /boot/boot_message.txt (we may not have this file)


prompt



timeout=1200


change-rules


reset


vga=791



#linux bootable partition config begins


image = /boot/vmlinuz


root = /dev/hda4


label = backtrack2



read-only


#linux bootable partition ends



(note: you can get your bootsplash back by giving the command
"makesplash" and adding an initrd line to your lilo.conf. When you do
this make sure /boot is mounted)



#windows bootable partition config begins


other = /dev/hda1


label = WindowsXP


table = /dev/hda


#windows bootable partition config ends




(save file)



lilo -v


exit


(now reboot).

Backtrack 3 telah beredar dan kita disajikan Versi Image, VMWare. Dengan VMWare ini kita nggak perlu susah -susah meinstall pada harddisk. Cukup menginstall Software VMWare atau semacamnya kita dah bisa menggunkannya.


Link
http://backtrack.offensive-security.com/index.php/Transcript_of_movie

Membuat Sistem Operasi Windows Live Usb


Sistem Operasi Windows memang sangat digemari dikalangan masyarakat saat ini. Karena hampir semua Games hanya bisa berjalan pada sistem ini. Tapi bagaimana jika sewaktu - waktu Sistem Windows anda rusak, Missing error atau pada saat booting selesai malah muncul Restart CTRL + ALT DEL. Kalau seperti itu windows anda harus diinstall ulang. Seandainya anda tidak punya waktu untuk menginstall ulang windows dan membutuhkan sebuah data atau lebih yang berada pada harddisk. Anda pasti kebingungan bukan? Nah, ada cara untuk menanganinya ketika hal seperti ini sewaktu - waktu terjadi.


Anda perlu menyiapkan peralatan dan software yang diperlukan yaitu :
1. Sebuah Komputer atau Laptop beroperating system Windows
2. Cd Windows XP Profesional
3. Usb Flash Drive (Flash Disk) minimal 256 Mb
4. HP USB Device Storange Format Tool, Download
5. PE Builder, Download
Setelah semua peralatan dan software yang dibutuhkan telah anda dapatkan. Kini anda dapat memulai membuat Windows Live Usb. Akan tetapi alangkah lebih baik jika anda mengetahui software yang akan anda gunakan terlebih dahulu.

HP USB Device Storange Format Tool

Software ini berguna untuk memformat Flash Drive anda. Dengan software ini anda bisa memformat Flash Drive anda menjadi FAT, FAT32, dan NTFS dengan mengubah pilihan combobox pada File Sistem.

PE Bulider
Software ini digunakan untuk membuild Windows Xp menjadi BartPE. Setelah anda menginstall software dan menjalankannya. Masukkan CD Windows XP pada Drive CD/DVD Komputer lalu tentukan source pada PE Builder dengan alamat Drive CD/DVD yang telah anda masukkan, Destinationnya diisi BartPE, dengan ini akan membuat sebuah folder baru dengan nama BartPE yang akan tersimpan pada C:\pebuilder_Versi\BartPE pada folder itulah nantinya hasil build dari Windows XP akan disimpan.

Install BartPE pada Flash Drive USB

Bukalah aplikasi Command Prompt atau disingkat menjadi CMD. Tentukan direktori aktif menjadi c:\pebuilder_versi\plugin\peinst\dan ketikkan perintah peinst lalu enter. Pada aplikasi ini anda hanya menentukan alamat dari BartPE dan alamat dari Flash Drive Usb yang digunakan untuk tempat penyimpanan data tersebut.

Tekan angka 1 dan tentukan alamat dari BartPE (c:\pebuilder_versi\BartPE)
Angka 2 Menentukan alamat Flash Drive Usb (contoh h:)
Angka 5 lalu angka 1 agar proses instalasi dimulai.

Link
1. hp.com

2. nu2.nu/pebuilder

How to Create a bootable Backtrack 2.0 USB flashdrive

The Backtrack 2.0 final distribution isprobably the finest collection of open source network penetration,security, and auditing tools currently available. I use this softwarefor some network penetration testing and security auditing work Iperform. I suggest only using these tools on networks you own or havepermission to audit because of potential legal ramifications. Thatbeing said, here’s what the Backtrack 2.0 is all about.
According to the remote-exploit web site,
“BackTrack is the most Top rated linux live distribution focused onpenetration testing. With no installation whatsoever, the analysisplatform is started directly from the CD-Rom and is fully accessiblewithin minutes.
It’s evolved from the merge of the two wide spread distributions Whax and Auditor Security Collection.By joining forces and replacing these distribution the BackTrack couldgain a massive popularity and was voted in 2006 as #1 at the surveil ofinsecure.org. Security professionals as well as new-comers are using itas their favorite toolset all over the globe.”
Backtrack 2.0 contains over 300 security tools, and it can be downloaded here. You can find detailed notes that describe how to install Backtrack to a hard drive, and don’t forget to check out the wiki, which details installing Backtrack in many different configurations.
Now that you know what Backtrack 2 contains and why you might wantto use it, here’s the quick instructions for creating a bootable USBstick installation from a Windows machine (Vista Business, in thisinstance).
1) Format your USB drive using FAT32. Do not perform a quick format.
2) Download the Backtrack 2 final .iso and open it with your favorite compression/extraction program. I like Universal Extractor, aka UniExtract.
3) Copy the boot and BT directories from the Backtrack .iso and copy them to your USB drive.
4) Open a command prompt by clicking Start - Run and typing cmd then press enter.
Note: if you’re using Windows Vista you’ll need to open an elevatedcommand prompt, which can do more things than a regular command prompt.To do this, click the Windows Vista icon, right click Command Promptand select Run as administrator - Continue.
5) Change to the drive letter associated with your USB drive. If youdon’t know what letter your USB drive is, and you cannot figure it out,this may not be the best software for you to use.
6) Type cd boot and press enter to change to the boot directory on your USB drive.
7) Type bootinst.bat and press enter to make your USBdrive bootable. You be asked to press any key to continue. Once thebatch file completes you should be able to restart your machine andboot from the Backtrack USB drive.
Parting Notes
Creating the bootable USB drive from the Backtrack GUI Installer did not work for me for whatever reason, and neither did the BackTrack 2.0 Downloader and USB-Stick burner for Windows.Maybe it has to do with using a newer 8 GB flash drive, I’m not sure.There are also many other methods you can try if this doesn’t work foryou, just Google it.
You can also try using the MySlax Creator to add drivers, patches, and other modules to your Backtrack.iso file. irongeek.com has a nice video showing you exactly what needs to be done to integrate these updates into your distribution.

Transcript of movie Install Backtrack To Harddisk


  • login as root
  • startx
  • (open a terminal window)
  • mount (to see what partitions we have e.g. /dev/hda1 on /mnt/hda1 type ntfs (ro))
  • umount /mnt/hda1/
  • qtparted (to resize partitions to shrink ntfs partition down to ~3.77GB leave 4.23G for BT2)
  • exit from qtparted (after committing changes to disc)
  • use fdisk to create three new partitions as follows:
  • fdisk /dev/hda


  • p (to show current partitions)
  • n
  • p
  • 2
  • (press return)
  • +64M (for /boot)
  • n
  • p
  • 3
  • (press return)
  • +1024M (for swap)
  • n
  • p
  • 4
  • (press return)
  • (press return) uses remaining space for the fourth partition
  • t
  • 3
  • 82 (to change the type of partition 3 to that of a swap partition)
  • w (to write changes to the disc).
  • (NOTE: if you get any sort of error message here it is very important to reboot and then continue from here)
  • (You now need to format your three partitions)
  • mke2fs /dev/hda2
  • mkswap /dev/hda3
  • swapon /dev/hda3
  • mkreiserfs /dev/hda4 (note: the author of the Movie likes to use reiserfs, but you can use whichever you prefer)
  • y
  • (Now you can start installing bt2)
  • mkdir /mnt/backtrack
  • mount /dev/hda4 /mnt/backtrack/
  • mkdir /mnt/backtrack/boot/
  • mount /dev/hda2 /mnt/backtrack/boot/
  • cp --preserve -R /{bin,dev,home,pentest,root,usr,etc,lib,opt,sbin,var} /mnt/backtrack/
  • (Note: this has to copy 600+MB and takes a little while, so perhaps have a coffee)
  • mkdir /mnt/backtrack/{mnt,proc,sys,tmp}
  • mount --bind /dev/ /mnt/backtrack/dev/
  • mount -t proc proc /mnt/backtrack/proc/
  • cp /boot/vmlinuz /mnt/backtrack/boot/ (command changed to suit new BT 2.0 file location)
  • chroot /mnt/backtrack/ /bin/bash (returned /dev/pts/0: no such file or directory)
  • (Now you need to alter lilo.conf and write it to the mbr)
  • nano /etc/lilo.conf (you can use your favorite editor to do this)
  • (strip out all comments for clarity, and end up with lilo.conf as follows:)
  • lba32
  • boot /dev/hda
  • #message = /boot/boot_message.txt (we may not have this file)
  • prompt
  • timeout=1200
  • change-rules
  • reset
  • vga=791
  • #linux bootable partition config begins
  • image = /boot/vmlinuz
  • root = /dev/hda4
  • label = backtrack2
  • read-only
  • #linux bootable partition ends
  • (note: you can get your bootsplash back by giving the command"makesplash" and adding an initrd line to your lilo.conf. When you dothis make sure /boot is mounted)
  • #windows bootable partition config begins
  • other = /dev/hda1
  • label = WindowsXP
  • table = /dev/hda
  • #windows bootable partition config ends
  • (save file)
  • lilo -v
  • exit
  • (now reboot).
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