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Today i show you how to install kali in hard disk.
First Download Kali linux from here (http://www.kali.org/).
Booting and installing Kali from a USB stick is our favorite and fastest method of getting up and running. In order to do this, we first need to create the Kali ISO image on a USB drive. If you would like to add persistence to your Kali Linux USB stick, please read the full document before proceeding to create your image.
Preparing for the USB copy
Imaging Kali on a Windows Machine
Plug out the usb storage device safely and plug it into the machine you want to boot.Restart it and set that usb storage device to boot first from the BIOS menu which may beF12, F8, F2 or Del depending upon you machine and build.
Adding Persistence to Your Kali Live USB
Adding persistence (the ability to save files and changes across live boots) to your Kali Linux image can be very useful in certain situations. To make your Kali Linux USB stick persistent, follow these steps as the root user.
In this example, we assume our USB drive is /dev/sdb. If you want to add persistence, you’ll need a larger USB device than we listed in our prerequisites above.
Any Query about this tutorial you can comment or message us .
In Next Part we see how to install dual os in pc (kali + windows ).
Thank you (Zer0w0rm)
Today i show you how to install kali in hard disk.
First Download Kali linux from here (http://www.kali.org/).
Booting and installing Kali from a USB stick is our favorite and fastest method of getting up and running. In order to do this, we first need to create the Kali ISO image on a USB drive. If you would like to add persistence to your Kali Linux USB stick, please read the full document before proceeding to create your image.
Preparing for the USB copy
- Download Kali linux.
- If running Windows, download universal-usb-installer (http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/)
- No special software is needed for a *nix OS.
- A USB Key (at least 2GB capacity for mini, 4GB for regular).
Imaging Kali on a Windows Machine
- Plug your USB stick into your Windows USB port and launch the universal-usb-installer
- Choose the Kali Linux ISO file to be imaged and verify that the USB drive to be overwritten is the correct one.
- Once the imaging is complete, safely eject the USB drive from the Windows machine. You can now use the USB device to boot into Kali Linux.
Plug out the usb storage device safely and plug it into the machine you want to boot.Restart it and set that usb storage device to boot first from the BIOS menu which may beF12, F8, F2 or Del depending upon you machine and build.
Adding Persistence to Your Kali Live USB
Adding persistence (the ability to save files and changes across live boots) to your Kali Linux image can be very useful in certain situations. To make your Kali Linux USB stick persistent, follow these steps as the root user.
In this example, we assume our USB drive is /dev/sdb. If you want to add persistence, you’ll need a larger USB device than we listed in our prerequisites above.
- Image the Kali Linux ISO to your USB stick as explained above, using the “Linux Method” and dd.
- Create and format an additional partition on the USB stick. In our example, we usegparted by invoking:
gparted /dev/sdb - Your current partitioning scheme should look similar to this:
- Proceed
to format a new partition of your desired size to be used for
persistence. In our example, we used all the remaining space available.
Make sure the volume label of the newly created partition is persistence, and format it using the ext4 filesystem.
- Once the process is complete, mount your persistence USB partition using the following commands (as the root user):
mkdir /mnt/usb
mount /dev/sdb2 /mnt/usb
echo "/ union" >> /mnt/usb/persistence.conf
umount /mnt/usb - Plug
the USB stick into the computer you want to boot up. Make sure your
BIOS is set to boot from your USB device. When the Kali Linux boot
screen is displayed, select “Live boot” from the menu (don’t press
enter), and press the tab button. This will allow you
to edit the boot parameters. Add the word “persistence” to the end of
the boot parameter line each time you want to mount your persistent
storage.
Any Query about this tutorial you can comment or message us .
In Next Part we see how to install dual os in pc (kali + windows ).
Thank you (Zer0w0rm)
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