The installation process will be a little different than installing Kali on a virtual machine because we need to write the ISO to the USB drive and boot the system on which we will be installing Kali from the USB drive. Let’s continue this tutorial and install Kali Linux Sana!Īs mentioned before we will be installing Kali Linux on the hard drive of a laptop using an USB drive. Apart from the fact that a Virtual machine will consume a lot of resources on your main machine, Kali Linux is said to run more stable on a dedicated machine and in most cases a lot faster too. If you have the luxury of choosing between a virtual machine and a dedicated machine to install Kali Linux on, we suggest using the dedicated machine.
The differences between the 2 installation methods are mostly limited to the installation media and defining the virtual machine settings. The installation procedure on the hard drive and the virtual machine are basically the same, so we will be looking at the differences only. In this tutorial we will be installing Kali Linux on the hard drive of a dedicated machine from an USB drive and on a Virtual Machine (VM) using VMware Player. Because we haven’t done any installation tutorials about Kali Linux so far on Hacking Tutorials I decided to write a small tutorial on this subject for those of you who are just starting out and need some guidance on the process. After some research on the internet I discovered that this had to do with a bug and tried several solutions and finally found the last one was working and solved the issue. The first one was related to the installer trying to access the CD-ROM drive for the installation files instead of the USB device. During the installation I did ran into a couple of problems unfortunately.
The Kali Linux installation process is pretty straight forward, easy and doesn’t need to much explanation until things go wrong. Today I decided to make a fresh install of Kali Sana 2.0 on a spare laptop so Kali Linux 2.0 will run a lot faster than in a virtual machine using VMware.
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