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Please note: This version of Linux is geared towards NVIDIA based systems. It will still work out of the box without, but for best results (CUDA, Aircrack-NG-CUDA, Pyrit, Moscrack, VLC) test this live DVD on an NVIDIA-based system.
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WT4 BLUE GHOST updates.
o Kernel 3.7 dropped for no wireless-compat support (yet) and several wifi driver issues with kernel modules
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o Kernel 3.7 recompiled with AUFS and compat-wireless
o DKMS and NDISWRAPPER don’t play well together, NDISWRAPPER dropped.
o LORCON and it’s dependent applications may be dropped, as most are old.re-added
o Kernel 3.6 with compat-wireless and patched wifi drivers seems like most likely candidate
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o Kernel 3.7 STABLE with compat-wireless and patched wifi drivers seems like most likely candidate.
o NVIDIA Driver: 310.32 (please see compatibility list)
o CUDA development kit available in Live DVD.
o Kernel headers + image + sauce are all .deb files and will be hosted here.
o Kernel: wt-blueghost-0.5 built from 3.7.X Stable
o GPU: Nouveau drivers dropped in lieu of CUDA, support for NVIDIA Hybrid graphics netbooks in Kernel for switching.
o New OS features I coded: ACPI support for laptops, more OSD information(s), new WNL package manager, faster startup time with manual services, fixed hostname bug,
o Airstop-ng – to stop all services for specified device
o New Tools added: Moscrack,
o NDISWRAPPER recompiled and playing nicely, Added driver for BCM based N3100 NETGEAR (call for wifi drivers) modprobe
o Edimax support dropped for ancient driver fail
o New laptop ACPI features – system will now suspend when lid closed and wake when opened (tested on several machines)
GPSD decided to change my BU353 into SiRF mode and RO
o Removed aptitudes 2.95gpsd and tried compiling gpsd
o GPSCTL will not change the device to NMEA ? (Failing and reporting that it is 4800 Baud SiRF)
o Horrible compilation documentation for gpsd 3.x – wtf is scons? (had to copy libs into /usr/lib/ precompilation.)
o Used Windows – SiRFDemo application and chose “Initialize data Source” from the Action menu, then Synchronize Protocol and Baud Rate (which set the baud rate wrong, but I saw the Debug View window display data. Then I chose “Swicth to NMEA Mode” and chose 4800 Baud. – Which “unbricked” the device.
o compiled 3.2 from here
o tar vxzf gpsd-3.2.tar.gz
o cd gpsd-3.2/
o apt-get install chrpath python-gps scons
o mkdir /usr/lib2/ && cp lib* /usr/lib2/
o LD_LIBRARY_CONFIG=$LD_LIBRARY_CONFIG:/usr/lib2
o scons && scons install
o Created custom icons for wbar dock (See new screenshots above)
o Created shortcuts in the dock for WARCARRIER and On-Screen-Display of GPS
o WARCARRER development slowly moving out of alpha
o Tested kernel for live system on several hardware mixtures, all worked well, NVIDIA based and not NVIDIA based
03.13.2013 BETA 2
o Added x-hunter(Google), x-hunter(Bing),ARP-OPT tools from Lucas, thank you Lucas!
o Stopped inetd from telnet port SSH
o Fixed dpkg database issue
o Added a few more exploits for Android OS
03.14.2013 BETA 2
o Added Raspberry Pi, PLC and more SCADA hardware hacking tools
o Completely rebuilt the dpkg database from scratch (the stuff nightmares are made from)
o Tested Fern-Wifi-cracker – removed from BETA
o rebuilt the “vulnerable” server data
o Dist-upgrade via DEBIAN
o Added Hashcat GUI and tools into the menu
03.16.2013
o Listened to Built to Spill
o Recompiled the kernel (Blue Ghost v1.5 – built from 3.8.X), kernel headers, sources – and made deb packages of each
o Hacked and compiled FreeRADIUS Wireless Pwnage Edition – added!
o Hostapd hacked and added!
o Coded start up scripts for both and a new SoftAPs submenu to the FluxBox menu
o Recompiled NVIDA drivers and patched compat-wireless
o Resolved (most) of the dpkg DB issues
o Added even more ACPI support
o Mapped function keys for FluxBox and laptops!
o changed console font and resolution
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