To enable BackTrack to AutoStart without password, you will need to install rungetty and a few other tweeks.
1. Install Rungetty
apt-get install rungetty
2. Now you have to edit the conf file of getty.
vi /etc/init/tty1.conf
Go down to exec /sbin/getty -9 38400 tty1, and put a # in front of it
#exec /sbin/getty -9 38400 tty1
After doing that, you need to add this line
exec /sbin/rungetty tty1 --autologin root
3. Now ur done editing this file and you need to save and exit
Press "Esc" to exit insert mode. Then type :x to save and exit
4. Now we need to create a bash file to run BackTrack automatically.
Lets view is the bash profile is there.
ls /root/.bash_profile
file does not exist. Lets create the .bash_profile file now. We are going to use "touch" as it will also include current time stamp on the newly create file.
touch ~/.bash_profile
~ is show the current directory. If you want to know the current directory, just type "pwd".
5. Since the .bash_profile file is empty, we need to edit and enter values in it.
vi /root/.bash_profile
once you are in insert mode , just add 1 line
startx
Now save and exit. There you go. Now you can start running BackTrack without login in.
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