Call Her Maybe

Good and well condition.. Surely she get her life on her right track.. Good luck on your practical. Learn a lot huh,..

Wicd "could not connect wicd d-bus interface. Check the wicd log for error messages"

Since i installed BackTrack on my computer,just before i start Wicd Network Manager,i oftenly got error or message like this "could not connect wicd d-bus interface. Check the wicd log for error messages"

This is might because the failure of configuration comes with BackTrack. Dont worry much,this can be fix easily wish a few commands. It need to reconfigured.

Open your terminal.Make sure you are login as root then run this command

"dpkg-reconfigure wicd"
"update-rc.d wicd defaults"

Reboot your BT to see the effect :D


NOTE: You may refer to this post about my specs i am running

Keep In Touch

#Catchy.. message her recently,sending SMS and got replied. #Warm welcome

Mount Windows Partition on BackTrack

Another and easy way to mount your windows partition or local disk in BackTrack is by using ntfs-3g. That very easy way to deal with windows partition since it need to do manual and does not really work in each boot.

Note: This is alternative to edit the fstab file.
You can install ntfs-3g through terminal and if needed,also install ntfs-config.

apt-get install ntfs-config

After done install,go to "System" > "Administration" > "NTFS Configuration Tool"

You can proceed through that. Easy and work like a charm :D


NOTE: You may refer to this post about my specs i am running

My BackTrack Info and Spec

This post i just make it clear for what i did and tested.All post is run from those specification below:


Kernel version: Linux bt 3.2.6
Architecture: x64 GNU/Linux

BackTrack Default Terminal Size

When you open the terminal,the size is small or large for you and maybe you need to customize it according you set. This will work for every time you start or bring up the terminal.

So, here the trick worth to try:

1- ALT(hold)+F2
2- paste "sudo gedit /usr/share/vte/termcap/xterm"
3- search for ":co#80:it#8:li#24:\"
4- replace "80" for height and "24" for width for what suit you.
5- save and check it out

For example,mine is set ":co#140:it#8:li#35:\" mean 140 for height and 35 for width


NOTE: You may refer to this post about my specs i am running

[SOLVED] Install Flash Plugin on BT5 64 bit

Mozilla released an browser specially for 64-bit arch called "Nightly". I personally used it for default browser. Its work nice on my BT 5 R3 64 bit gnome.

What you need:

1- Latest Nightly 64 bit(linux)
2- Latest Flash 64 bit(linux)
*Grab the "bz2" files
3- Nightly icon(eg=http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/76/Mozilla_Nightly_icon_2011.png/42px-Mozilla_Nightly_icon_2011.png)

Close firefox & here the steps:

pkill firefox
mkdir /tmp/fox
cd /tmp/fox
rm -rf /opt/firefox/*
rm -rf /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/*
rm -f /usr/share/icons/mozicon128.png
mkdir /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
mkdir /opt/firefox

#unpack
tar -xvf "nightly"
tar -xvf "flash"

#install
cp -R firefox/* /opt/firefox
cp libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/




#Change icon
cp -f 42px-Mozilla_Nightly_icon_2011.png /usr/share/icons/mozicon128.png

Restart browser or what needed

[SOLVED] Error with libattr1

For whom with BT installed and try to update or upgrade and comes with an error like that or maybe different a bit:

E: Could not perform immediate configuration on 'libattr1'.Please see man 5 apt.conf under APT::Immediate-Configure for details. (2)

I've experience this after i accidentally remove dpkg director to killall update/upgrade process(running)

Im suspecting the problem is coming from some dpkg conf and it need to be corrected. I fix by typing this:

apt-get -f clean
apt-get -f autoclean
apt-get -f check


it suppose remove broken dependencies for you and you can proceed to update/upgrade

This work for me.feel free to answer your question.