It is because BackTrack does not maintain 64 bit binary packages at all.
This is just a note for myself, if I change to use 32bit OS , I'll add BackTrack's repository into it.
This is taken from http://sun.backtrack-linux.org/README.txt
1. Adding PGP credential
wget -q http://archive.offensive-security.com/backtrack.gpg -O- | sudo apt-key add -
2. Add repository into Apt's sources.list (little modification from the original site)
sudo sh -c 'echo "deb http://archive.offensive-security.com nemesis main microverse macroverse restricted universe" >> /etc/apt/sources.list'
3. Update the repositories
sudo apt-get update
Well.. I think it'll work if I use 32bit version.
See you later, backtrack repo....
Update:
I can't get in http://sun.backtrack-linux.org anymore (for some unknown reason)
So, I tried http://archive.backtrack-linux.org and it works!
seems like they changed it to Moon-edition??
new ReadMe.txt also up in different URL http://moon.backtrack-linux.org/README.txt
the only different is they change "nemesis" --> "pwnsauce"
** nemesis = version 4 RC2
** pwnsauce = version 4
Anyway, when I try to access its folders from the website, it says "Forbidden" ???
I don't know why yet.
Update:
I can't get in http://sun.backtrack-linux.org anymore (for some unknown reason)
So, I tried http://archive.backtrack-linux.org and it works!
seems like they changed it to Moon-edition??
new ReadMe.txt also up in different URL http://moon.backtrack-linux.org/README.txt
the only different is they change "nemesis" --> "pwnsauce"
** nemesis = version 4 RC2
** pwnsauce = version 4
Anyway, when I try to access its folders from the website, it says "Forbidden" ???
I don't know why yet.
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