Image Changelog

• Backtrack
  • 11/10/2012
  • 16/09/2012
  • 16/08/2012
  • 04/07/2012
  • 11/06/2012
• ArchLinux
  • 16/08/2012
• Debian
  • 04/07/2012
  • 11/06/2012
  • 31/03/2012
• Ubuntu
  • 11/06/2012
  • 03/05/2012
  • 20/04/2012

Backtrack

11/10/2012

• Fixed user not being able to use sudo
• Fixed S and M being used as keyboard short cuts
• Backtrack 5 wallpaper included again (by popluar demand!)
• Dare I say it Backtrack should now be completely stable

16/09/2012

• Fixed md5 miss match

16/08/2012

• fixed "error creating child process for terminal" when launching a terminal in backtrack
• Now asks for a password for VNC on first start up
• Removed some typoes in the script

04/07/2012

• Backtrack images updated to fix user issues

11/06/2012

• It now asks if you want to start ssh and vnc at first boot and let you save the choices. (The complete installer app can change ssh/vnc start choices and change vnc resolution later, the free apps can do it by editing a file)
• Resolution and other settings are now saved the same place as the image itself so they are easy to edit. The file is called imagename.img.configs
• The permissions on /sdcard and /external_sd should be fixed now.
• Now the hosts and resolv.conf files are only written once, so changes the user make will now survive a restart.
• Plus a lot of changes to support the new config system, to many to mention.

ArchLinux

16/08/2012

Core
* Updated to beta
* Internet working
* All updates and fully working pacman

Small
* All changes from Core included
* 'Mostly' working vnc GUI
* LXDE Desktop included
* 2GB file size
* Known Issues - LXDE dosnt render correctly, VNC does not let you change password, password set to 'backtrac'

Large
* All changes from Core included
* 'Mostly' working vnc GUI
* KDE Desktop included
* 3.5GB file size
* Known Issues - KDE# dosnt render correctly, VNC does not let you change password, password set to 'backtrac'

Debian

04/07/2012

• Debian images updated to fix user issues

11/06/2012

• It now asks if you want to start ssh and vnc at first boot and let you save the choices. (The complete installer app can change ssh/vnc start choices and change vnc resolution later, the free apps can do it by editing a file)
• Resolution and other settings are now saved the same place as the image itself so they are easy to edit. The file is called imagename.img.configs
• The permissions on /sdcard and /external_sd should be fixed now.
• Now the hosts and resolv.conf files are only written once, so changes the user make will now survive a restart.
• Plus a lot of changes to support the new config system, to many to mention.

31/03/2012

• Now includes Debian images (core/small/large) V1

Ubuntu

11/06/2012

• It now asks if you want to start ssh and vnc at first boot and let you save the choices. (The complete installer app can change ssh/vnc start choices and change vnc resolution later, the free apps can do it by editing a file)
• Resolution and other settings are now saved the same place as the image itself so they are easy to edit. The file is called imagename.img.configs
• The permissions on /sdcard and /external_sd should be fixed now.
• Now the hosts and resolv.conf files are only written once, so changes the user make will now survive a restart.
• Plus a lot of changes to support the new config system, to many to mention.

03/05/2012

• Now boot using a normal user (called ubuntu), on first boot it will ask for you to set your own admin password for using running things as root. (thanks to barryflanagan for this!)
• Images now once again ask if you wish to save the screen size as default
• Ubuntu updated to newest updates
• Images include md5 files to check image
• +Plus possibly other tweaks I cant remember!

20/04/2012

• New Ubuntu 12.04 images. Core, small and full all updated to newest updates from ubuntus main stream
• Full image now include Unity desktop
• Firefox now working on both small and full images