Yeah, you can use two things:

Certification Bulletin
And as previously stated, the practice tests

The bulletin pretty much tells you what you will need to know for the test. Use it as a prep-guide and then once you've scheduled the exam, use the practice tests.

BillV

Wow! Nice... that didn't take long.. I'm sure there are more to follow too.

Maybe the USB version just isn't for you... try the CD.

If there's nothing else important on the USB drive, re-format it and start over.

I've run into the same issue and re-formatting the drive, then re-copying and running the bat file again fixed the problem.

Exactly what makes this "advice" funny

RR - can you forward that email over to me?

Haha... nice...

I would guess they're thinking is that a lot of links are typically similar to "hey, come over to www.ebay.com and give us your login!"

You don't need to run qtparted, that's a dual-boot step only...

You also don't want your drive to be mounted, it needs to be u[n]mounted to do the install.

Do you know which drive is which? What happens when you run 'fdisk /dev/[drive]'?

LOL... Well I guess when you look at like you guys have put it... then it only makes sense..

I remember seeing something similar to this a while back, but what was included on it was pretty outdated... this one looks pretty decent though, hopefully they'll keep up on it.

Good call, Don. Helix would be a good add.

What I don't get is that if it's not the first time they have had a virus... why are the computers still without AV?

You will need at least a 2M GL plan if you are going to be doing PCI ASV or QSA. You should also get Errors & Omission insurance as well.

If you're dedicating an entire second/separate hard drive to running BackTrack, you have two options...

1) Follow the instructions for a single hard drive install (no partitioning required) and install BT onto your second drive (just make sure you know which is which).

1) Disconnect your first hard drive, but leave the second connected and then boot BT. Again, follow the instructions for a single drive install but this time you'll only have the 1 drive in there so there's no risk of overwriting your other data.

The instructions are the same for BT3 as they were for BT2. I've installed single and dual-boot using the same methods.

BillV

You can purchase the courseware from here or check with EC-Council for a local distributor.

That's pretty sweet!