endlesik
2015-08-12, 18:35
Good evening,
I have 3 problems with Kali 2.0.
1. I can't set proper resolution(which is 1920x1080). I need it mainly for unity mode, which won't work unless I set the proper resolution. Over here you can see, which resolutions are accessible for me - according to the Kali's menu
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/36191491/res.PNG
2. VMware Tools. I tried installing open-vm-tools and native ones, but none of them seems to work, by this I mean - grab'n drop, common clipboard, and probably networking(I'll write about it in a moment) and that resolution.
3. Network connection - everything works just fine, as long as I'm using the NAT connection. But I really want to use bridged connection, because of the separate IPs. About that, one thing is rather strange. Yesterday I downloaded Kali that was made especially for VMware, and after few tries, bridged connection was working just fine, until PC reboot. After this point, nothing worked. I tried nearly everything, that I could find in internet, I tried DHCP(which worked yesterday) and static etc. My router simply doesn't want to assign any new configuration to Kali (DHCPDISCOVER on eth0, and No DHCPOFFERS Received). When I tried static settings - Kali showed up in LAN list from router(with DD-WRT), but it was called " * ", and even though I couldn't even ping my router. I have no idea what could have happened. Maybe firewall from BitDefender suddenly blocked it in some way..?
Sorry for my english ... :P
Best regards!
I have 3 problems with Kali 2.0.
1. I can't set proper resolution(which is 1920x1080). I need it mainly for unity mode, which won't work unless I set the proper resolution. Over here you can see, which resolutions are accessible for me - according to the Kali's menu
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/36191491/res.PNG
2. VMware Tools. I tried installing open-vm-tools and native ones, but none of them seems to work, by this I mean - grab'n drop, common clipboard, and probably networking(I'll write about it in a moment) and that resolution.
3. Network connection - everything works just fine, as long as I'm using the NAT connection. But I really want to use bridged connection, because of the separate IPs. About that, one thing is rather strange. Yesterday I downloaded Kali that was made especially for VMware, and after few tries, bridged connection was working just fine, until PC reboot. After this point, nothing worked. I tried nearly everything, that I could find in internet, I tried DHCP(which worked yesterday) and static etc. My router simply doesn't want to assign any new configuration to Kali (DHCPDISCOVER on eth0, and No DHCPOFFERS Received). When I tried static settings - Kali showed up in LAN list from router(with DD-WRT), but it was called " * ", and even though I couldn't even ping my router. I have no idea what could have happened. Maybe firewall from BitDefender suddenly blocked it in some way..?
Sorry for my english ... :P
Best regards!