Post number #311553, ID: e47dc7
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So I installed Kali Linux on a USB flash drive so I could quickly boot it up on any computer without fucking with the current OS, but I formatted the flash drive to FAT32 and tried to run it on my system, and all I'm getting is GNU Grub. I can't do anything. Where did I fuck up?
Post number #311771, ID: d68b86
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Is the Kali partition in EXT? Also seems like GRUB might not be detecting the partition if so. Hopefully someone who knows GRUB better can weigh in on this.
Post number #311784, ID: 67c1b9
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I thought booting from USB forces you to manually partition the disk.
Post number #311902, ID: 3e8164
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>Where did I fuck up? You chose Kali Linux for no apparent reason. Just use the GNU dd utility to flash next time. It works flawlessly every time.
Post number #311908, ID: 4c5ed7
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https://docs.kali.org/pdf/kali-book-en.pdf
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| So I installed Kali Linux on a USB flash drive so I could quickly boot it up on any computer without fucking with the current OS, but I formatted the flash drive to FAT32 and tried to run it on my system, and all I'm getting is GNU Grub. I can't do anything. Where did I fuck up?