Sounds like a partition was made, possibly FAT16? Chances are the rest of the disk space is still there, just no configured partition.
You can use fdisk, or gparted to take a look to be sure, and...
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Sounds like a partition was made, possibly FAT16? Chances are the rest of the disk space is still there, just no configured partition.
You can use fdisk, or gparted to take a look to be sure, and...
Try that and then try apt-get install locales.. (Full disclose, I have no clue if that will work here, careful as it actually might make things worse.)
Modify your /etc/profile to have the "PATH" directive to be the same. When you look, you will see the "else", slightly different.
Can you post the contents of your /etc/apt/sources.list...
Also try apt-get update && apt-get upgrade and then try to install finger again.
--charonsecurity
I would recommend to sticking with the default two for now, until you come across a reason to enable additional repos. I had recently did a fresh install of Kali, (been a while) added the additional...
Give this a shot:
fdisk /dev/sde
Brings you to a the fdisk prompt. D for delete partition. N for new partition, just hit enter to accept the defaults. T to tell what kind of filesystem. Safe to...
It sounds to me you have a really unstable internet connection or your Kali server is underpowered. If you are able to ssh in with the only issue being stalls and slowdown, I would like to get some...
Run the command: apt-get update
again.
I've read of commercial services that make it promise for this kind of request. However if the usb which contained the only set of private keys was formatted... maybe it was a low lvl format so don't...
The USB was in the wrong slot?
If its something in the bios, then you are looking for an option somewhere, that should be under the heading of "System Boot Order", or "Startup Boot Order" or something that has to do with boot...
To see this sizes of your hard drives, open a console and type, "df -h" the dash -h means easier to understand. You should be able to see you windows partition from Kali, in dolphin browser or...
https://forums.kali.org/showthread.php?271-How-to-EFI-install-Kali-Linux/
I suspect it may be because of how Windows 8 machines are loaded on to the system,
https://forums.kali.org/showthread.php?271-How-to-EFI-install-Kali-Linux/page6&highlight=windows+8+ueif
You mentioned windows 8... I believe your issue lies possibly with the UEFI boot loader. Have you seen this page https://forums.kali.org/showthread.php?271-How-to-EFI-install-Kali-Linux it might be...
What methods have you tried?
It almost sounds like you are describing a perfect example usage for a Home VPN setup...
Try the command ifconfig eth0 up.
I respectfully want to disagree with this statement. By it's nature pen testing can be quite destructive. Why one reason you would want to schedule an attack on a production environment, when traffic...
If your intuition is correct, simply use the windows format utility from windows explorer and format the usb to fat32.
lol, I actually had the same ah.ha moment as the op when I first started out on linux some odd years ago. I'm betting he is very gratified to learn this gem, I know I was back then. still funny to...
Should be fine, just remember you can have only 4 primary partitions, but as many extended partitions as you'd like.
Hmmm. The segmentation error, may be the culprit. Sometimes this error happens when it tries to read or write to the memory that it shouldn't. (Though not sure as to why you got this error) And not...
I understand what you are trying to achieve, the issue is your partitions setup I believe. Right now you have Kali as your first partition, so when you plug in your drive, windows sees it as a...
The 'needs to be formatted' is normal under windows. Actually after you install kali onto any disk, it will convert the drive partitions to its own format (ext4?) (Not sure about the persistence...
Installing on virtual box requires a little but more configuration on your end. Also, there is an ISO specifically for making a VM machine of Kali. Are you using that one? When you are installing you...
Did you download the correct Kali Version (i.e. the kali-linux-1.0.5-armhf-chromebook)?
Is your PC using an ARM Processor?
Yeah, you are on the right track. Basically I would make a liveUSB/DVD (the backtrack one you have should be fine) and use gparted from there to resize the partitions.
Edit*** Back Up first
In Virtual Box ensure that the network settings is set to bridged.
What method are you using to attempt to put it to usb? Have you checked your bios settings to ensure you have cd-rom set to boot before harddrive? Did you burn the dvd at the slowest possible setting...
You might want to check up some of the threads for EFI Bootloading. That may be where your issue is.
edit* oops heres one to start with...
I'm fairly certain 32-bit operating systems can run on 64-bit hardware, and not the other way around...
There are additional Kali sources that can be used, however as a word of caution the repo's on the documentation page are the recommended repos, as adding these additional ones may cause issues down...
Yes I concur with maverik35. Posting the outputs as he suggested will also help us troubleshoot your issue, and hopefully will get your machine up and running smoothly.
When you initially format the usb before using win32, what file system (ie fat32) are you using? In windows you won't be able to (natively) read the usb and will say it needs formatting, this is...
From the sounds of it, you may have missed something. During a normal LVM gui install, it will ask you twice to enter a password. One for the Root user password, and the other for the encryption...
I would like to recommend to go ahead and compile it from source. Here is the latest from the official site;
http://launchpad.net/terminator/trunk/0.97/+download/terminator-0.97.tar.gz
I believe...
I'm afraid your Pentium is a bit dated. I believe there is a non-pae build of Kali out there. Basically the error is telling you that your processor doesn't have the right instruction set programmed...
Yes, try (disabling) with the on board card first. And see if your nvidia will kick in. Then try vice versa. You shouldn't need to reinstall each time, it may just be confused. With the install are...
Double check this for us. I've seen it where the volume was muted by default and that may be the issue. Since modprobe already stated it was in use.
I haven't tried this, but I did find a tutorial that seems to be what you are looking for:
http://superuser.com/questions/499617/how-can-i-add-linux-to-the-new-windows-8-boot-manager
Report back,...
You are half way there. You need to format that unallocated space into a partition, I suggest ext4. I would use gparted that comes with Kail, not sure if windows can do ext partitions. ALSO, you can...
Also in addition to maverik35's questions, can he connect to the forums directly not using the link? And if not, have him try using google's dns servers 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.
Good question. I am sure everyone will have a positive opinion either way. Personally I prefer the dual boot option (mainly to get rid of headaches with compatibility and networking issues.) Also...
At what recording speed did you burn the DVD? If you haven't tried yet, try burning at the lowest possible speed. Dono why but this seems to work. Also if you just can't get a dvd to work, try using...
I'm sure you already searched for a solution and came across this page: http://docs.kali.org/general-use/install-nvidia-drivers-on-kali-linux ? If not see if that can help you out, also for your...
Here check out this page: http://www.kali.org/kali-monday/pass-the-hash-toolkit-winexe-updates/
I like it, very beautiful. Great work man!
For now, yes you are correct. In Virtual Box, the video card is being virtualized, meaning its really hardware emulation. I believe though in the future some developers are working for a way to allow...