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Quote from: El33tsamurai on June 23, 2011, 05:08:45 PM
See my wireless does not.
What virtual host are you using? VMWare, Xen, VirtualBox, other?
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I have VMware workstation 7
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http://blip.tv/dgconsultinguk/rtl8187-in-vmware-backtrack-4-r2-4534759
Give that a try see what you can come up with
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Thanks I will give it a try
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Ok, I am going to take the OSCP class now for the people that have taken the class, is it better to have Backtrack in a VM or installed for the class?
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Either will do El33tsamurai. Your actually provided a Custom VM of BT4 with the course containing some extras. The extras being simple stuff like bookmarked links where you can read-up on material, etc.
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What did you use?
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I used the BT VM from the class, but any would've sufficed.
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