but it worked for a bit? as far as the desktop and terminal command??
Please help me asap | Kali Gnu Grub Bootloader v2.02
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that's ok
repeat the process and when you get to the desktop and open terminal
sudo update-grub
followed by
sudo grub-install /dev/sda
and reboot
repeat the process and when you get to the desktop and open terminal
sudo update-grub
followed by
sudo grub-install /dev/sda
and reboot
was there an output from
sudo grub-install /dev/sda
?
eg installed ok, no errors?
sudo grub-install /dev/sda
?
eg installed ok, no errors?
ok one more time around picadilly circus
repeat the process at terminal when you get in reverse the two commands so it is
sudo grub-install /dev/sda
followed by
sudo update grub
and reboot
repeat the process at terminal when you get in reverse the two commands so it is
sudo grub-install /dev/sda
followed by
sudo update grub
and reboot
that's update-grub, typo
ok we are close
i have to leave for my evening, back around same time as before, in 13 - 14 hours
if you have a spare usb stick, go into kali, disable the screensavers and powersavers under settings manager, download and burn an iso for another distro you fancy, make sure it is a live version, NOT an installer
later
i have to leave for my evening, back around same time as before, in 13 - 14 hours
if you have a spare usb stick, go into kali, disable the screensavers and powersavers under settings manager, download and burn an iso for another distro you fancy, make sure it is a live version, NOT an installer
later
That's what I would do.
You can also give 'Parrot Linux' a spin.
It's pretty much the same distro as Kali Linux and you can learn how to do penetration testing and forensics too.
Alternatives to kali linux:
alternatives to kali linux - Google Search
www.google.com
You're welcome
Here's what I do-
When I find that the path I choose is continually blocked, I try another path.
Maybe Parrot Linux which is supposed to have more tools than Kali Linux might be a more logical choice / path.
Just a suggestion.
