Hey guys, my first post here and till now i was just a ghost :P
well, i dropped here from a serie who got my attention called "hack like a pro" and really got involved in that thing
Then, I decided to try, but don't want to use linux as my first SO by now, so i decide to emulate one on virtual box following a tutorial called "How to install Kali Linux V2.0 sana in virtualbox", posted on a site called hackercool (just in case that u guys need to see the tutorial, not sure if can post external link here, so i gave the information for u google it)
Folowed the tutorial, downloaded kali 2016 32bits on oficial website and did the same with virtualbox, but when i start kali on virtual box it open normally , like the SS show
<img>http://i.imgur.com/wZdZBT4.png</img>
But when i press enter in "install" option I get a blackscreen, and thats it, i cant click anywere, cant type anything, just a holy black screen
<img>http://i.imgur.com/DJAtxXm.png</img>
So guys, need u help to solve this :c
My info:
System: Win 7 home basic x64
CPU: i3 4160
4 GB RAM
13 Responses
You should use Graphical Install for easier install...
Install that you clicked on is to install the system through Command Line not GUI.
that's it :)
Already tried it and it just stuck on the kali screen for 2 sec, change resolution for a bit larger and black screen again :c
Does the live option work for you ?
nope
ACtually it kind of worked
didn't got blackscreen, but got stuck here
http://i.imgur.com/kbfqyTm.png
What's the full name of the Kali .iso you downloaded?
kali-linux-2016.1-i386
To make ur life easier u can just download one of this images
https://www.offensive-security.com/kali-linux-vmware-virtualbox-image-download/
and then:
apt-get update
apt-get full-upgrade
Any tutorial for use it?
what do i do after download?
Firstly, u need to choice - VMWARe or Oracle VM. Then download an appropriate VM image and extract it. Next launch VMWare/Oracle VM and press "open VM" http://prntscr.com/a2xd05
ok, will give a try. ty
I can suggest you to use better "machine" if you're going to use Kali in "virtualbox"
Staffbyte_
ACtually it worked well on my pc :p
I did what RTFW said to me and worked
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