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Only the weeklies after 2018-W09 support Apollo Lake properly. Is the latest I have.

"... So then how did you get around it? " I saw it searching for the CD but just left it alone for a few minutes then it reverted to the USB drive. For the Chromebook I did have to manually set the...

Agree, am also using an HDMI to VGA adapter on a notebook and XRANDR shows two monitors, eDP-1 (internal) and HDMI-1

Also which distro do you have ? I find the latest 2018-1 fails on an Apollo Lake system and only the weeklys 2018-W09 and after load properly.

But first +1 on the checksum. I have seen downloads...

That seems to be a characteristic of the installer. When I install from a USB it seem to search for a CD for a while then defaults back to the USB stick. The latest I installed this way was 2018-W12...

This is very strange. I had tried installing the bootloader (GRUB) manually before, selected the flash drive from the menu, and it did not work. This time I entered the device name manually instead...

Have been working for the last week to get Kali installed in a FlashDrive using a Chromebook (Acer 14). Can boot live from flash drive and install to second 64GB flash drive. Graphical install...

Have something similar going on. Have a 64 bit Chromebook with 32GB SSD and a 64GB 3.0 flash. Boots Kali live from a 4GB flash. Can boot live NP. This time at menu tell it to INSTALL and select the...

T'were me I'd just leave it for about 15 minutes and see if anything happens.

Did you try adding the https:// prefix e.g. https://www.google.com ?

Have not run into this but some distros are particular about how the USB is formatted, usually FAT-32 for live and NTFS to install.

A few times when booting the latest live Kali I have seen this. Lasts a few minutes then eventually completes the boot. May be a rendering issue.

No, an trying to use Crouton. Ubuntu "Trusty" works. Kali-Rolling fails as in the screenshot in the first post.

Thank you for the reply.

Okay, any suggestions on how to fix ? Ubuntu "Trusty" is working.

Guess nothing is worse than an egg-spurt out of their field. Have been working with computers for a very long time (punch cards). and DOS/Windows a lot but Linux less so, more using Kali for network...

That Dell with an i5 seems a bit of overkill.

Personally have always preferred multiple machines and drives to dual boot and the current rash of small notebooks and "2in1"s with ventless designs...

I have seen some BIOSs that had disk options set to RAID even if it did not have one. Might check the BIOS settings.

It really depends on what you like. I prefer small, light, and expandable. Have had Hp, Dell, and Toshibas in the past but mainly Acers now. For real work I prefer a desktop with removable drives and...