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For clarification, I mean I want to install kali on a usb as a dualboot with my windows 10 OS. I don't want to install the live run version, I want to install the full version to dualboot with windows. I want to act my pendrive as a hard drive partition in which the kali linux will be installed in.
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i would not call this a dual boot. USB a plug-able boot as the USB is considered to be a removable device, it should not change your system
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on further consideration, dual boot is kind of 90's, why doing a dual boot?_ why not seamless integration, the mind bending effects of having both linux and windows apps running on the desktop?
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