Using live USB to reinstall GRUB: mount /dev/sda3 /mntĪfter reinstalling grub, the grub menu worked till i rebooted to windows boot loader after which it again showed no signs of Kali Linux. There is no GRUB.īcdedit /set path /EFI/Kali/grub64.efi When I enter the boot menu i can only see EFI on Network and Windows Boot Loader. The Problem is now that there is no record of Kali Linux in my boot Loader. So the next time i selected Windows Boot Loader to Enter my Windows 10. Reboot after installation) i got the grub menu to start Kali Linux so i know that Kali is Properly installed. When I Installed Kali for the First time(i.e. Partition 3:Windows reserved (i guess) -16Mb Partition 2:Windows Recovery(i guess) -100Mb I am thinking I can learn hacking without Kali Linux? Is this possible if I add the necessary packages to my Ubuntu 21.It came with freeDOS so i installed Windows 10 on it on EFI mode.Ī few days later i also installed Kali Linux in a new partition from a live USB on EFI. I was intending to make live USB of Kali Linux to learn hacking. The amazing thing was that the downloaded file was also missing. When I restarted my system the USB icons on the right corner went away. ISO file, it was on a temp folder of moz_temp.
When I checked for the location of the downloaded. When I checked for the USB in the terminal, there was no USB drive (Of course I had no USB inserted). When the download was completed my system projected as if I had inserted the USB and it showed the two partitions of the USB on my right screen corner. It downloaded pretty fast, within an hour (3.3G). It shows two USB partitions but none of them boots. My Dell-Inspiron5593 shows one time boot option when I try to boot from USB. Since 2 days I am trying to make a live bootable USB of Kali Linux, but I have been unsuccessful.
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