EvilZone
General Tech => Operating System => : Wolf February 16, 2012, 03:21:22 AM
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Ok, so I had to retire my old notebook (due to water damage) but that's what had my back track on it. So I thought "No big deal, I'll just boot it on a usb for my other two comps."
I was wrong. For my mac, when I go through ubootin, i Get the attached pictures. And for my netbook it flashes for a bit then I get stuck in a text screen. Help?
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Well, why don't you just use BackTrack along side Windows on a PC and not a Mac?
You can always sell your Mac and get a better bang-for-the-buck "PC".
:)
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You have a valid point sir, but my only pc is a netbook, and my mac is used for work. I'd like to solve the problem I have.... :P
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Uhm, possible using that strange mac bootloader right? is a virtual box to limited for you?
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it is, is there another boot tool? or will that version not work for mac?
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it is, is there another boot tool? or will that version not work for mac?
don't ask me :D, not a mac user.
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And for my netbook it flashes for a bit then I get stuck in a text screen. Help?
Do you mean its stuck on the command prompt?
if so, type "startx" to boot into the GUI.
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it is, is there another boot tool? or will that version not work for mac?
I used to use a tool call bootcamp to load linux onto the powermacs at my highschool, I'm sure if you can find it, it should still work.
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I'm not a mac user either, but I had a friend who worked for Apple. He used bootcamp as well. I do know that mac has hardware specific things and is locked down at the hardware level, which is why you don't really see OSX in VM.