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Cross compile the whole kali rootfs content with custom kernel and custom toolchain by igor in forum building archive replies I already tried editing the config.txt file but it didn't work I think that in kali linux is the same procedure
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I was follow the official guide of kali linux, but i can't install nvidia drivers Wrong fs type, bad option, bad. It's neccesary nvidia drivers to the correct work of kali linux?
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You may have to register before you can post Click the register link above to proceed To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Hi now that i have kali setup on a 10in samsung laptop (main os) i wondered if you can set up the alfa card to 'monitor mode' permanatelly so you don't have to configure it everytime you turn on the laptop
I got around the mount issue by using macfuse and then copying into a disk image through vmware I wasn't sure whether to throw this into the arm section or desktop section as it deals with both I'm trying to mount the ss808 image in the desktop vm of kali to work on a resize, and no matter what fs type i use i get something along the lines of
