[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] snoopy10:
Just one, why are you using subversion (svn) instead of the command msfupdate?

Have you tried the --force option? svn checkout --force svn://repo website.dir

I downloaded this and the Cyanogenmod Compiler myself last night because I thought what the hell how hard can it be to make this a native nand flash bootable image with a nice honeycomb boot-animation, I intend to find out over the next few weeks. Would be nice to have this running on the nand flash and have it storing things like msf-framework on the SD. Would be nice to be able to use Aircrack-ng PERIOD. I am astonished no-body has compiled a working copy of aircrack for Android yet. If your looking for NMAP for android forget about the paid version on the market an go look at anmap on google code. There are plenty of hackeresk apps for the Droid already with some notable examples, droidsheep, network spoofer and faceniff. The only reason I am thinking of building a copy of this myself is two reasons, One my current copy of CM7 wont play video - an thats pissing me off. Two I like pentesting apps.

Video was working fine on Ecliar until I dumped my Stock ROM in favor of CM7 and now Google video is being ghey, I get noise and no video, I can hear what they're saying but I just cant see it. I think the first thing to go will be MP4 and 3GP which is made for mobile platforms will be the one to replace it. Secondly on a TAB210 there is no Camera so the options to use one when it hasnt got one are a bit of wasted space.

I'll be busy trying for the next few months building my own custom build, following the excellent articles on XDA from other people that have already got swathes of experiance doing so...

An when I am finished I am not going to call it Back|Track, I think as I am the builder I can go right ahead and re-name it, so on that note, get ready for nut|sack version 0.1 although in hindsight Ran|Sack sounds more hackerish - but meh, anyone can build pentesting apps, it's not rocket science, you download the tarball, you un-tar the tarball, you open the bit labelled README and do what it suggest's by reading it, then you normally just do ./configure && make and that's all there is to it.

People downloading and using Back|Track are novice's and you can see this by compairing it to these other Pentesting distributions.

gnacktrack.co.uk

backbox.org

weaknetlabs.com

All of the above are Linux pentesting distributions, if you need countless wireless drivers for every wireless card in existance because you have no idea how to build your's natively then yes, you should download one of them and use it. (with any luck you'll break something crucial doing a packet update and then reach the conclusion that you never want to try linux again!)

I remember when back|track was version 1.0 and it wasnt going anywhere after it merged Whax & Auditor together, back then you used to say to people hey have you checked out Back|Track and they where like, "Back wha..?" nowadays everyone is raging about Back|Track.. It's become so popular it's sickening!

In a perfect world people would download a nice distro of Linux and learn about the GCC compiler and the GDB Debugger before throwing themselves into the deep end of a swimming pool with lead weights tied around their waist insisting they can float!

Would you like to learn how to catch someone on the inside of your intranet trying to stage a metasploit handler onto a Chrooted shell? I can teach you how, worth thinking about before you go trying to exploit people's boxes with metasploit and find they've done a traceroute and determined your exact location before you awake to find that swimming pool was full of sharks and they can smell blood from a mile away!

What was that Guy screaming about George before he sank to the bottom?

Something about being an "Uber leet Haxor out to liberate people from Soap!?!"