arslan4201, first let me welcome you to Linux Questions.
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i am noob to backtrack i have tplink wireless usb adapter TL-WN722N and i want to install its driver on backtrack 3
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If you are new to Linux, I would not recommend Backtrac as the distribution to learn on. Backtrac is primarily designed for security penetration testing which requires a solid understanding a Linux and networking fundamentals. Backtrac is also commonly used for nefarious purposes and if these are your intent, you will find yourself
VERY unwelcome in LQ. I would recommend that you familiarize yourself with the forum rules:
link especially rule #13 which deals with this topic. I would also caution you that Backtrac 3 is out of date with the current release being 5 I believe. In general, one should not install out of date distributions as they often times contain many unpatched security vulnerabilities. My recommendation to you would be to look at using Ubuntu, on which Backtrac is based.
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reply fast with full tutorial of installing driver
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Statements like this are likely to receive less than polite replies. Your urgency is not ours. This is a public forum populated by volunteers, who are giving of their time. Every thread gets the same level of consideration and stating that yours is urgent or somehow more critical will likely earn you less priority.
There are also plenty of installation tutorials out there. Have you even tried to search for them? What have you found, what have you tried? What specific questions do you have from what you have read and do not understand? A forum should not be your first place to look.
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you can also send tutorial to my personal mail
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No. The benefit of the forum is for knowledge to be shared freely. By posting to the thread discussion we are not only helping you, but the next person like you who asks the same question.
arslan4201 and bhavanshu: Please note that you have also resurrected a long dead thread - hence the reference to Bactrac 3. Necroposting is discouraged here. Please start your own threads. Thread reported with recommendation that it be closed.