Was working on it from 2 days and was unable to do it.. Finally watched your video and was able to Do it .. Thanks Bro for Helping ☺️ ... Keep making such helpful videos.
Rufus some how creates live persistence with live system. But when you manually create Live USB in Linux, live system is not persistent, you have to select live system with USB persistence
I tried to add persistence following the steps in Kali Documentation, when I reboot my pc freezes, it shows Kali Logo like 5:49... Then if i shut down the pc, it has not saved the changes and the "persistence". What can I do?
i was wondering what i did wrong i followed all the steps but once i clicked on the usb to boot kali it opens up the grub bash text how do i fix this to show kali ??
Try copying the pwd of the folder you created as my_usb by using the folder icon and pasting that in. I haven’t really look into it, I just woke up and seen this video
It sounds like the terminal is stuck after you entered the sudo mount /dev/sdb2 /mnt/my_usb command. This can happen if the mount command is waiting for a response or encountering an issue.
It seems like you're encountering an issue where you're only able to open a minimal bash shell when booting from a Kali Linux Live USB with persistence enabled. This can happen for a variety of reasons, but I'll provide some general troubleshooting steps that might help you resolve the issue: 1. **Check USB Drive Integrity**: Ensure that the Kali Linux Live USB has been properly created and is not corrupted. Try creating the USB again using a different tool or re-downloading the Kali Linux ISO. 2. **Verify Persistence Setup**: Double-check that you've set up the persistence correctly when creating the Live USB. The persistence partition is usually separate from the main system partition and is used to store your changes and data between sessions. 3. **Boot Options**: During the boot process, you might need to select specific boot options to ensure proper loading of the Live USB. Look for options related to graphics compatibility or Safe Mode and try booting with those. 4. **Graphics Drivers**: Sometimes, issues with graphics drivers can lead to booting problems. Try booting into a failsafe mode or using the "nomodeset" boot parameter to temporarily disable graphics drivers. 5. **UEFI/BIOS Settings**: Ensure that your computer's UEFI/BIOS settings are configured correctly for booting from a USB device. Sometimes, secure boot or other settings can interfere with the boot process. 6. **Hardware Compatibility**: It's possible that your hardware isn't fully compatible with the default settings of Kali Linux. Try searching for your specific hardware's compatibility with Kali Linux or other similar distributions. 7. **Kernel Issues**: Occasionally, specific kernel versions might not be compatible with certain hardware configurations. You could try booting with different kernel options if available. 8. **Try Different USB Ports**: Sometimes, USB ports can behave differently. Try using different USB ports on your computer. 9. **Recreate Live USB**: If all else fails, try recreating the Live USB from scratch using a different tool or method. Tools like Rufus, Etcher, or dd (command-line tool) can be used to create bootable USB drives. 10. **Community Support**: If you're still facing issues, consider seeking help from Kali Linux forums, community websites, or other technical support channels. Others who have encountered similar issues might be able to provide specific guidance. Remember, troubleshooting can sometimes involve trial and error, and it's important to keep backups of any important data before making changes to your system.
Hi sir, I regularly watch your video and learn different things. I am a beginner in cybersecurity field. Recently l made a bootable 64 GB pendrive with persistance to install kali linux but When I start my hp laptop boot menu these writing is shown there...... 1)USB Hard Drive(UEFI) -VendorCoProductCode(VendorCoProductCode) 2) OS Boot Manager(UEFI)-Windows Boot Manager ( AZ-nvme-A1000-128GB) 3)Boot From EFI And then when I enter first option then this pou up was shown------ Minimal BASH- like line editing is supported. For the first word, TAB list possible command completions. Anywhere else TAB list possible devices or file completions. grub>- I want a solution of this problem. Plz help me and I will be grateful to you sir.
The error message you're encountering, "Booting kernel failed: Invalid argument," typically indicates that there's an issue with the configuration or compatibility of the kernel and the initrd (initial ramdisk) during the boot process. This could be caused by a few different factors, such as a corrupted kernel image or an issue with the boot parameters. Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve this issue: Corrupted Files: First, make sure that the /live/vmlinuz and /live/initrd.img files are not corrupted. You might want to try re-downloading the Kali Linux ISO and recreating the Live USB to ensure that the files are intact. Check Boot Parameters: The boot parameters specified during booting can affect the kernel's behavior. Try accessing the boot menu options and review the boot parameters. Sometimes, adding or removing certain parameters can resolve issues. Graphics Compatibility: Issues with graphics drivers or compatibility might cause boot problems. You can try booting with different graphics-related boot parameters such as "nomodeset" to disable kernel mode setting temporarily. UEFI/BIOS Settings: Ensure that your computer's UEFI/BIOS settings are correctly configured for booting from the USB drive. Disable secure boot if it's enabled and make sure that the boot order is set correctly. Kernel Compatibility: It's possible that the kernel in the Live USB isn't fully compatible with your hardware. Try booting with different kernel options if available. Try Another USB Port: Occasionally, USB ports can behave differently. Try using a different USB port on your computer. Check Hardware Compatibility: Not all hardware configurations work flawlessly with all Linux distributions. Check online forums or documentation to see if your specific hardware is known to have compatibility issues. Check for Updates: If you're using an older version of Kali Linux, there might be updates or newer releases that address compatibility issues. Seek Community Support: If none of the above steps work, consider reaching out to Kali Linux forums or other online communities. Others who have encountered similar issues might be able to provide specific guidance. Remember that troubleshooting boot issues can sometimes involve trial and error, so be patient and cautious while making changes to your system. Always keep backups of important data before attempting any significant changes.
Was working on it from 2 days and was unable to do it.. Finally watched your video and was able to Do it .. Thanks Bro for Helping ☺️ ... Keep making such helpful videos.
Glad it helped
What is the difference between your method and the "Live system with USB persistence" on the boot GRUB menu ?
Rufus some how creates live persistence with live system. But when you manually create Live USB in Linux, live system is not persistent, you have to select live system with USB persistence
@@cipherswami Okay, Thanks...
but whenever I'm using sudo commands why it's not asking me to enter password even if i set the password?
Nice tutorial bruh, Thank you!
Getting error :
mount: /mnt/my_usb/: WARNING: source write protected, mount read-only.
Thanks for the Solution
Pleasure for solution
I tried to add persistence following the steps in Kali Documentation, when I reboot my pc freezes, it shows Kali Logo like 5:49... Then if i shut down the pc, it has not saved the changes and the "persistence". What can I do?
ever figure it out
Thanks this is very helpful
Super video bro!
Thank you very much!
I have 2 TB usb and rufus cant see my usb. is it because its too big or its another problem
no, use alt +f4 command
i was wondering what i did wrong i followed all the steps but once i clicked on the usb to boot kali it opens up the grub bash text how do i fix this to show kali ??
Hi, my kali was requesting for Password and login detail. what should I do please?
Default username and password are both kali
Hey guys am stuck at live system amd64 how can I go to my normal desktop
Are you try it on Virtual Machine! Then remove from storage
I followed your process and it booted showing "grub>". I must have missed a step.
Even I am stuck in grub screen.
@@suryar3173 did you guys found any solution?
Anyone got the solution?
Thank you for share me!!
My pleasure!!
Can I do it on live system fail safe?
When i typed 'sudo mount /dev/sdb2 /mnt/my_usb' and pressed enter my terminal doesn't let me type any other commands it just stays there. What do i do
Try copying the pwd of the folder you created as my_usb by using the folder icon and pasting that in. I haven’t really look into it, I just woke up and seen this video
@@KyleAlfred-c1t thanks I'll give it a try🤙
It sounds like the terminal is stuck after you entered the sudo mount /dev/sdb2 /mnt/my_usb command. This can happen if the mount command is waiting for a response or encountering an issue.
why i open minimal bash like ...?
It seems like you're encountering an issue where you're only able to open a minimal bash shell when booting from a Kali Linux Live USB with persistence enabled. This can happen for a variety of reasons, but I'll provide some general troubleshooting steps that might help you resolve the issue:
1. **Check USB Drive Integrity**: Ensure that the Kali Linux Live USB has been properly created and is not corrupted. Try creating the USB again using a different tool or re-downloading the Kali Linux ISO.
2. **Verify Persistence Setup**: Double-check that you've set up the persistence correctly when creating the Live USB. The persistence partition is usually separate from the main system partition and is used to store your changes and data between sessions.
3. **Boot Options**: During the boot process, you might need to select specific boot options to ensure proper loading of the Live USB. Look for options related to graphics compatibility or Safe Mode and try booting with those.
4. **Graphics Drivers**: Sometimes, issues with graphics drivers can lead to booting problems. Try booting into a failsafe mode or using the "nomodeset" boot parameter to temporarily disable graphics drivers.
5. **UEFI/BIOS Settings**: Ensure that your computer's UEFI/BIOS settings are configured correctly for booting from a USB device. Sometimes, secure boot or other settings can interfere with the boot process.
6. **Hardware Compatibility**: It's possible that your hardware isn't fully compatible with the default settings of Kali Linux. Try searching for your specific hardware's compatibility with Kali Linux or other similar distributions.
7. **Kernel Issues**: Occasionally, specific kernel versions might not be compatible with certain hardware configurations. You could try booting with different kernel options if available.
8. **Try Different USB Ports**: Sometimes, USB ports can behave differently. Try using different USB ports on your computer.
9. **Recreate Live USB**: If all else fails, try recreating the Live USB from scratch using a different tool or method. Tools like Rufus, Etcher, or dd (command-line tool) can be used to create bootable USB drives.
10. **Community Support**: If you're still facing issues, consider seeking help from Kali Linux forums, community websites, or other technical support channels. Others who have encountered similar issues might be able to provide specific guidance.
Remember, troubleshooting can sometimes involve trial and error, and it's important to keep backups of any important data before making changes to your system.
Nice
Great video🥵😍
Thank you 🤗
Tnx bro its working 100% in 2024. Only using in rufus. But it is not working on etcher. Any way thank you😊
Welcome 👍
Hi sir, I regularly watch your video and learn different things. I am a beginner in cybersecurity field. Recently l made a bootable 64 GB pendrive with persistance to install kali linux but When I start my hp laptop boot menu these writing is shown there......
1)USB Hard Drive(UEFI) -VendorCoProductCode(VendorCoProductCode)
2) OS Boot Manager(UEFI)-Windows Boot Manager ( AZ-nvme-A1000-128GB)
3)Boot From EFI
And then when I enter first option then this pou up was shown------
Minimal BASH- like line editing is supported. For the first word,
TAB list possible command completions. Anywhere else TAB list possible devices or file completions.
grub>-
I want a solution of this problem. Plz help me and I will be grateful to you sir.
same here bro , did u find any fix?
Use balena etcher instead of Rufus
my usb drive have just 1 partision please help sir !!!
If you use to flash kali linux on etcher or its premium version i doest work. So use rufus to make partition😊
How to save files in live
Use LIve USB persistance
He doesn’t keep the information SOS🆘
Bhai voice khud ka daalo
I am sorry bro, but i don't have much time to record them.
@@technoscienceinfosec why r u deleting my comment
Loading /live/vmlinuz... ok
Loading /live/initrd.img... ok
Booting kernel failed: Invalid argument
The error message you're encountering, "Booting kernel failed: Invalid argument," typically indicates that there's an issue with the configuration or compatibility of the kernel and the initrd (initial ramdisk) during the boot process. This could be caused by a few different factors, such as a corrupted kernel image or an issue with the boot parameters.
Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve this issue:
Corrupted Files: First, make sure that the /live/vmlinuz and /live/initrd.img files are not corrupted. You might want to try re-downloading the Kali Linux ISO and recreating the Live USB to ensure that the files are intact.
Check Boot Parameters: The boot parameters specified during booting can affect the kernel's behavior. Try accessing the boot menu options and review the boot parameters. Sometimes, adding or removing certain parameters can resolve issues.
Graphics Compatibility: Issues with graphics drivers or compatibility might cause boot problems. You can try booting with different graphics-related boot parameters such as "nomodeset" to disable kernel mode setting temporarily.
UEFI/BIOS Settings: Ensure that your computer's UEFI/BIOS settings are correctly configured for booting from the USB drive. Disable secure boot if it's enabled and make sure that the boot order is set correctly.
Kernel Compatibility: It's possible that the kernel in the Live USB isn't fully compatible with your hardware. Try booting with different kernel options if available.
Try Another USB Port: Occasionally, USB ports can behave differently. Try using a different USB port on your computer.
Check Hardware Compatibility: Not all hardware configurations work flawlessly with all Linux distributions. Check online forums or documentation to see if your specific hardware is known to have compatibility issues.
Check for Updates: If you're using an older version of Kali Linux, there might be updates or newer releases that address compatibility issues.
Seek Community Support: If none of the above steps work, consider reaching out to Kali Linux forums or other online communities. Others who have encountered similar issues might be able to provide specific guidance.
Remember that troubleshooting boot issues can sometimes involve trial and error, so be patient and cautious while making changes to your system. Always keep backups of important data before attempting any significant changes.