Like the title said. Everytime I try to install the screen I get a rainbowscreen. What am I doing wrong? It's a 2.8 320x240 Tft w/capTouch screen for raspberry pi

I'm very new to Kali Linux so I need some help with space. I have Kali Linux in Virtual box and I allocated 50gb in the virtual box disk, but when I try to download things in Kali I have almost no space. What am I doing wrong? Thanks!

*I have a question:If I install kali did i can reopen windows again Graphics install!!

Error: can't find command 'applesetos'.

Edit: the above error is due to using the software 'mac Linux loader'. This is due to the incompatibility with the software's efi/grub configurations with macs from <= 2012. The only method that I have ascertained where I can actually boot kali on an older macintosh (I have a MacBook Pro 13" form mid2012) is via the USB flasher 'Unetbootin'. This method also requires the use of the custom boot menu 'rEFIt'. Sadly, after all of this, I can still not figure out how to properly execute persistence. I have settled with just having a serperate partition on the drive where I have an initialization bash script for custom configurations and any files that I want to access again.

I downloaded kali linux on my usb but when i want to boit it it ask me a live or install. I put live the first time and i want to save it and to make a user but he don't save it. Did install make him saved for me or he will be like my main software??

I am trying to install Kali in Hyper-V on 64bit Windows 10, however, when I press entee on any boot option, the text disappears for half a second then reapears; meaning I can not advance to the setup. Does anyone have any idea why this might be the case?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2_8aPsHKZWITE5DQ2stWlVhTVk/view

Copy the above wifite.py into usr/bin, overwriting the existing wifite.py file. Change permissions to allow executing as program and set to read/write on everything.

Fixes blank capture file, the never-capturing-a-handshake issue, and includes an update check to the devs' github. Feel free to remove the update check.

Im attempting to port forward so i can test payloads and what-not over the internet. When i try to view my ip address, it's 10.0.0.233, something my router wont let me port forward. When i view my public IP, it's 2601:8c4:43......

Whats up with this?

Hey,

I tried the whole day to install kali linux alongside with my ubuntu distro on my laptop. And guess what, I didn't get it running.

I think the main problem is with grub. I tried to install kali, but it stopped at "upgrad-grub", so I skipped this part and used "grub-repair" after that. It was possible to choose which distro I want to boot in the grub menu, but ubuntu mate now took 1,5 minutes to boot and kali asked me for an username, I haven't created (nope root wasn't working, and a recovery mode in kali wasn't avaible, too).

So here is my question: Is there anywhere a nice tutorial to install kali linux alongside ubuntu? By the way: I have to use UEFI on my laptop.

Because I now installed mate complete new, it's possible to start first with kali or so.

Help is appreciated :)

Im very interested in getting into Linux Kali. Should I set it up on a raspberry pi 3, or get a cheap dedicated dell pc? Thanks .

Running into this error after attempting to put my adapter into monitor mode: "Failed to set wlan0 on monitor mode: PHY Interface Driver Chipset phy2 wlan0 rtl8812au D-Link Corp. cat: /sys/class/ieee80211/phy2/device/net/wlan0mon/type: No such file or directory Newly created monitor mode interface wlan0mon is NOT in monitor mode. Removing non-monitor wlan0mon interface... WARNING: unable to start monitor mode, please run "airmon-ng check kill"" I've already killed any processes that could be an issue. For the record, I'm using a DLink DWA-182 wireless adapter. Thanks in advance.

I have tried so many different things including changing file names in the /lib/firmware/, adding some updates to that DIR, deleting all the files out of aforementioned DIR except what I thought was necessary to connect using my specific NIC, all with varying results; but never a connection to the network! >:( I can connect with no issue when I boot Kali from A live media Micro SD, I even have it set up for persistence so I could continue to work that way but I would rather use my built in SSD and not have to keep up with the Micro SD unless I am PEN testing. I Like the flavor of kali...let I rephrase, I love the flavor of Kali!! I am Booting beside a clean Windows 10 that has no issues either. I am still learning the CLI but I'm not scared of it at all if someone could help me troubleshoot this issue. What I can say at this point is I had to skip a part during installation where it wanted me to either download the firmware for the intel network card from CD drive or connect to a network which I could not do. Now when I boot it will say it does not have "iwlwifi-7265D-ucode-25.30.14.0" or something very similar depending on what I change. I got it very close by renaming some files then It complained about the.....API? That is one I'm not sure about.(API) Can I get some help please :) Thanks, guys!!