The installation of DVL is quite easy. After booting the ISO, you just have to create a partition, format it, launch the BackTrack Installer and install the boot loader. To make a long story short, here is a very good installation instruction (you can jump to "3. Partition the disk"):
DVL Installation
The installationbar in the BackTrack Installer stalled for at least 5 Minutes at 85%, but I could see through
# iostat /dev/sda 1
that still some data has been written to the disk. So just be patient :-)
Another hint: I could not execute lilo -v as described in the link, of course I had to chroot to the DVL installation first. Then everybody worked as a charm.
Thursday, 22 December 2011
The installation of DVL is quite easy. After booting the ISO, you just have to create a partition, format it, launch the BackTrack Installer and install the boot loader. To make a long story short, here is a very good installation instruction (you can jump to "3. Partition the disk"):
DVL Installation
The installationbar in the BackTrack Installer stalled for at least 5 Minutes at 85%, but I could see through
# iostat /dev/sda 1
that still some data has been written to the disk. So just be patient :-)
Another hint: I could not execute lilo -v as described in the link, of course I had to chroot to the DVL installation first. Then everybody worked as a charm.
DVL Installation
The installationbar in the BackTrack Installer stalled for at least 5 Minutes at 85%, but I could see through
# iostat /dev/sda 1
that still some data has been written to the disk. So just be patient :-)
Another hint: I could not execute lilo -v as described in the link, of course I had to chroot to the DVL installation first. Then everybody worked as a charm.
Installation of Damn Vulnerable Linux (DVL)
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