Matthieu on Nostr: Pivoting to Parrot OS via usb and a kali or whonix in a VM from there. Used Rufus to ...
Pivoting to Parrot OS via usb and a kali or whonix in a VM from there.
Used Rufus to format the usb.
Can’t get that usb to then be recognizable on the boot menu.
Continuing to google 👀
I've been attempting to set up a single-boot Linux installation without relying on a USB drive, but I'm struggling to make it work. I think I'll go back to doing a USB install, as it seems like the most straightforward option. My goal is to have a Linux installation that isn't dependent on the USB (so it doesn't stop working when I remove the USB), but I'm not sure how to achieve that. Any advice?
#asknostr
Published at
2024-06-18 12:57:38Event JSON
{
"id": "02d1ed0eadd1a63ca94f5482b9c09464756f048d8af6b5ad6aae4284fc07d83b",
"pubkey": "8c71091d5b7dea833eae73bb07e28f12cc456dc791aa7f213ad175fb5a1d6fe6",
"created_at": 1718715458,
"kind": 1,
"tags": [
[
"p",
"8c71091d5b7dea833eae73bb07e28f12cc456dc791aa7f213ad175fb5a1d6fe6"
]
],
"content": "Pivoting to Parrot OS via usb and a kali or whonix in a VM from there. \n\nUsed Rufus to format the usb.\n\nCan’t get that usb to then be recognizable on the boot menu. \n\nContinuing to google 👀 nostr:note13s65yqk5k0ljlj2kxg3a06c7erkkmaj0cnw8eg9px5n0pryfe6rsmfgznz",
"sig": "f89353cb1d74c736bf07480ee768ceec45ca58b7c3e7a8e9c819d45e21ad3d38a4a9a5b02e1ec05d27666b1826b814c3eb9ce27cae8932d654efb6999c76cff9"
}
