network manager

[dihweng]

bash: /etc/init.d/network-manager: Permission denied
these is what i get when i am trying to restart my network manager pls i need help me with these

[root-boy]

Are you logged in as root ?

[dihweng]

yes i am logged in as root, although i am using a vmware on macbook so i am having some issues therefore dont knw if that is the course

[root-boy]

Please give me the result of the following command:


ls -l /etc/init.d/network-manager

[xxyxxyxx]

What about launching the network manager by typing "NetworkManager" only in the terminal (be carefull with the caps!)?

[Mephisto]

Have you ever thought about installing it all to an live-usb stick like I did? (just as a sidenote :))

If you want to know: 2 partitions: 3.5GB FAT32 and XGB ext3 called "persistence". You need to format as MBR not as GUID-PT (Options in DiskUtily). Keep in mind that ext3 formatting only works with a linux system running :D
Use UNetBootIn to copy the files to fat32. I discovered that UNetBootIn only worked on Windows. Your system is now bootable for windows machines.

Follow http://forums.kali.org/showthread.php?271-How-to-EFI-install-Kali-Linux this guide, but however download all files (except the fonts dir).
Pressing ALT (Option) while booting should now show: EFI-Boot :)

[maverik35]

xxx@kali:# /etc/init.d/networking start

[kanishk251296]

after logging in as a root
try service network-manager start