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"
Posted by Yoo Mee
Posted on 5:07:00 AM
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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
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
Posted by Yoo Mee
Posted on 9:48:00 AM
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#Catchy.. message her recently,sending SMS and got replied. #Warm welcome
Mount Windows Partition on BackTrack
Posted by Yoo Mee
Posted on 8:07:00 AM
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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
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
Posted by Yoo Mee
Posted on 7:22:00 AM
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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
Kernel version: Linux bt 3.2.6
Architecture: x64 GNU/Linux
