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Trying kalilinux on usb - Unmarz23 - May 3, 2019
it is wort trying kalilinux on a bootable usb stick? or should i try using it on a virtual machine?
First post on this forum too 😁
RE: Trying kalilinux on usb - Mercury - May 3, 2019
I would imagine a bootable USB would be ideal as you could pretty much use it anywhere.
RE: Trying kalilinux on usb - THC - May 3, 2019
Totally up to you. If you're setting up a USB you'll need a persistent storage partition so that changes you make get saved. VMs are annoying if you intend to do anything network related.
RE: Trying kalilinux on usb - Unmarz23 - May 4, 2019
(May 3, 2019 09:16 PM)Raven Wrote: I would imagine a bootable USB would be ideal as you could pretty much use it anywhere.
(May 3, 2019 11:10 PM)THC Wrote: Totally up to you. If you're setting up a USB you'll need a persistent storage partition so that changes you make get saved. VMs are annoying if you intend to do anything network related.
Yeah, thats why im doing it hehe
is 128gb enough?
RE: Trying kalilinux on usb - Crackist - May 4, 2019
You can boot the live disk with persistence mode right off the hop. Then once you are in type in
apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
gparted
Then change your disk to use full USB.
Only have to do that one time then anywhere you plug that stick into will bolt right back to where you left it.
Hope it helps.
RE: Trying kalilinux on usb - Unmarz23 - May 4, 2019
(May 4, 2019 12:36 PM)Lolsec Wrote: You can boot the live disk with persistence mode right off the hop. Then once you are in type in
apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
gparted
Then change your disk to use full USB.
Only have to do that one time then anywhere you plug that stick into will bolt right back to where you left it.
Hope it helps.
That helps a lot m8 thx for the tip
RE: Trying kalilinux on usb - xtdozo - May 7, 2019
I use it in a virtual machine. Having a live USB would work perfectly fine too.