[Question] Difference between raspberry and "regular" image

Hi everyone,

So basically I want to test my network and try to understand better how pentesting works.

But sometimes you have to be patient, I have two routers at my home, one in WEP and the other one in WPA with WPS enabled, attacking the WEP one was fast, but the WPA one is more difficult and takes more time, but I have only a computer in my bedroom and I don't want it to be powered on all the time, in particular over night ... :mad:

So I've deployed the 1.0.6 kali image on my raspberry but I don't understand why the desktop isn't the same as on the "regular" image :confused:

There are a lot less tools that are pre-installed, why is that so ?

Is there a way to get the exact same configuration than the "regular" kali onto my raspberry despite that the architecture is different ?

Thank you in advance for you answers :o

Regards,

Azsde.

Hi Azsde,

same problem here. Installed the 1.0.5 again where all tools are available.
Updated the tools after installing with :

apt-get update
apt-get upgrade

Didn't try apt-get dist-upgrade because it think it may brake something. :confused:

Regards,
ms1oo

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Originally Posted by ms1oo

Hi Azsde,

same problem here. Installed the 1.0.5 again where all tools are available.
Updated the tools after installing with :

apt-get update
apt-get upgrade

Didn't try apt-get dist-upgrade because it think it may brake something. :confused:

Regards,
ms1oo

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Unfortunatly i can't go back at 1.0.5 since my alfa wireless card won't work with this version :(

Your are right, had the same problem. Solved it following:

Use kali-linux-1.0-armel-raspberrypi.img
Change partition size to use full SD, you will need about 1,5 GB for the updates

apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade

Than I got following error:
Errors were encountered while processing:
/var/cache/apt/archives/libnfc5_1.7.0-3kali1_i386.deb
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)

Fix it with:
cd /var/cache/apt/archives
dpkg -i --force-overwrite libnfc5_1.7.0-3kali1_armel.deb

Continue upgrade configuration:
dpkg --configure -a
apt-get install kali-linux

Done, fully updated kali with Alfa support :-)