Install backtrack 4 on chipset Silicon Intregated Systems (SIS) Part 1

In this post I will discuss about how to installation to the user Backtrack 4 chipset Silicon Intregated Systems…
The first step is to have a laptop or PC … hehehe

Next …
1. When the menu appears Backtrack install option, press tab to add commands to be entered into its GUI (only for chipset sis), type “maxcpus = 0” (without the quotes) after writing splash … (Enter)

2. After that will come login …
type with login: root
password: toor

Then to enter the GUI type startx command
3. Once inside, open the console and follow the following commands …
root@bt:~# mkdir /mnt/bt
root@bt:~# mount /dev/sdaX/ /mnt/bt/
root@bt:~# mkdir /mnt/bt/boot
root@bt:~# cp-preserve-R /(bin, dev, home, pentest, root, usr, boot, etc, lib, opt, sbin, var) /mnt/bt/
root@bt:~# mkdir /mnt/bt/ (mnt, tmp, proc, sys)
root@bt:~# chmod 777 /mnt/bt/tmp/
root@bt:~# mount-t proc proc /mnt/bt/ /proc
root@bt:~# mount-o bind /dev/ /mnt/bt/dev/
Note: Sign partition
x is the device that had been prepared to install backtrack …

After that GRUB configuration …
There are 2 ways to configure GRUB …
With Lilo and install it using the Ubuntu menu.lst …

# By Lilo …
root@bt:~# chroot /mnt/bt/ /bin/bash
root@bt:~# nano /etc/lilo.conf

lba32
boot = /dev/sda
root = /dev/sdaX
# Bitmap = /boot/sarge.bmp
# Bmp-colors = 1,, 0.2,, 0
# Bmp-table = 120p, 173p, 1,15,17
# Bmp-timer = 254p, 432p, 1,0,0
# Install = bmp
# Delay = 20
prompt
timeout = 50
# Map = /boot/map
vga = 0 × 317
image = /boot/vmlinuz maxcpus = 0
label = “BT4″
read-only
initrd = /boot/splash.initrd
append = quiet

When finished, press “ctrl + x” then “y” and then “enter”. Your configuration has been stored properly. time to install lilo with the command:
root@bt:~# lilo-v

Bootloader has been installed and ready to use backtrack. After the restart with the command:
root@bt:~# exit
root@bt:~# reboot

Using the boot loader is now included in Ubuntu, the following steps after installation:
root@bt:~# reboot

Sign in to your Ubuntu and open the GRUB configuration with the command: