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Kali Linux installaton process guide

                                     HOW TO INSTALL KALI LINUX IN PC...

                                                 "Dual Boot or Single boot"


Installation Prerequisites
  • Kali Linux required a minimum of 10 GB hard disk space for installation.
  • A minimum of 512MB Ram for i386 and amd64 architectures.
  • A bootable CD-DVD Drive or a USB stick.
Installing Kali Linux

  • First go the download page of Kali Linux Iso File Link is given Below
                  https://www.kali.org/downloads/
  • After downloading, either burn the downloaded ISO image to CD/DVD drive, or prepare a USB bootable stick with Kali Linux Live as the installation medium

  • How To Boot If you don't Know How to boot See Picture 
                       


  •         Click Option Write then after Completing restart Computer and insert before starting                    computer press Boot menu botten
                  HP- f9
                  Lenove f2 oe f12
                  dell f2
                  other esc and select on menu

  • To start the installation process, boot the Kali Linux with your chosen installation medium CD/DVD or USB. You should be presented with the Kali Boot screen. Select either Graphical or Text mode installation. In this example, I’m going to choose graphical installation.



  •  Choose your respective language for the installation and then your country location, 








  • By default it will configure the Network, if you have a DHCP server from router or from our local dedicated DHCP server. If not, you have to assign the IP and host name as follows


Here I’m going to choose manual configuration




  • Next, provide the gateway IP address of the default router. If you don’t have a router, in this case you can leave this blank or consult your network administrator to configure it if you don't want to give let it go



  •  Now enter the IP address of your Name Server (DNS), if you don’t want to use any name servers, you can leave this option has blank

  • Next, enter the hostname for your Kali Linux installation, by default it set to Kali as hostname, but here I’ve used the same hostname as “Kali“, but you can choose whatever you want

  • Next, set the domain name if you have one or leave blank and click Continue to move ahead

  • On the next screen, you need to set a password for root user, it’s always a good practice to use mixture of letters, numbers and special characters in passwords

  • Configure the clock to match with your chosen location, if you connected to the internet this will set automatically 


  • Now it’s time to partition our disk for installation. Choosing LVM will be a good option


  • Choose the Disk from the list, here we have only one disk to choose, click continue to move forward for the installation.


  •  For simplifying our installation and easy to set up, we can choose All files in one partition. This will be recommended for new users to Kali. For advance, user’s they can choose manually for a separate partition for each /home, /var, /usr, etc




  •  Before the LVM configured, the proper partitioning scheme has to be written to disk and these changes cannot be reverted back.

  • Here, you will get an overview of your current partition layout and mount points, which configured automatically from the installer. If you wish to change any settings, you can or else select Finish partition and write changes to disk and choose to continue to move forward for the next step.

  • Partitions are created and asking to format the disk by using below file-system types. With root and swap. Choose YES and click on Continue.



  • After copying files, you will be asked to configuring package manager. In this step, we’re going to configure the mirror network to get the packages for the future installations

  • In some organizations they have there local mirror, in such case, you can enter the information of your local mirror URL here, or else just click on Continue to move forward





  • After installation completes, click on Continue to finish installation,


                See video in description





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