is it possible to load BackTrack 5 on Raspberry Pi?

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user1068636 picture user1068636 · Jul 17, 2012 · Viewed 13k times · Source

I am thinking about loading Back Track 5 on the Raspberry Pi and was wondering if this is possible or am I setting myself up for wasting a lot of time?

The ARM version of BackTrack5 is ~1 GB whereas the "Squeeze" Debian version recommended by Raspberry Pi folks is 443 MB.

I have an 8GB SD card which I will use to copy BackTrack on to and attempt to load on the Raspberry Pi. But I'm just wondering if this is possible or if anyone has tried this before. Would appreciate all / any advice.

Answer

idstam picture idstam · Sep 8, 2013

and now the successor to Back Track, Kali, has full support for Raspberry Pi:

http://www.kali.org/downloads/

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