vagrant backtrack 5 release 3 box

Question

is there a working box for backtrack 5 release 3 ( bt5r3 ) that is working with vagrant ?

or a tutorial on how to make the box to work with vagrant ?

i've tried to make the box myself but i had no luck, because the vagrant docs about making the boxes is not informative...

also this repo doesn't describe how to get it running ? or if that it's working or not ?

if anybody had luck installing a working bt5r3 version on vagrant, please share with us.

if anybody has a working script to install bt5r3 tools on vagrant precise64 box, please share with us.

No... Tedious work and in the end it didn't work properly , so i'm trying kali linux but the vagrant image is not downloading properly — a14m, Mar 21 '14 at 02:56
I also encountered similar problems. I had the `.vmwarevm` file, but vagrant would not allow me to convert it to a `.box`. — sameetandpotatoes, Mar 21 '14 at 03:27
If you managed to make it please add the steps or upload it somewhere — a14m, Mar 21 '14 at 06:19

score 2 · Answer 1 · edited Feb 13 '14 at 22:54

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BackTrack 5R3 has a 32-bit GNOME VMware image for download, grab that.

Convert it using free VMware OVF Tool (latest is v3.5.0 I think) to OVF/OVA and then import it into VirtualBox. You can even directly attach the vmdk images to a newly created vbox VM and see if it boots up, if so, configure the as per the Vagrant base box package guide

Once done, use vagrant package to export the BT 5R3 VM to a vagrant .box file.

For example: vagrant package --base vbox_vm_name_or_uuid --output /path/to/bt5r3.box

edited Feb 13 '14 at 22:54

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answered Feb 13 '14 at 21:42

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that is not an easy way... specially the base box package guide... will try it and see what i'll get – a14m Feb 13 '14 at 22:51

vagrant backtrack 5 release 3 box

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