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RE: Kali Linux - tllim - 12-19-2015 (12-19-2015, 12:52 PM)retired firefighter Wrote:(12-16-2015, 06:23 AM)monmoonmooonmoooon Wrote:While Ubuntu is a fork of Debian, it has diverged sufficiently that most Linux developers consider it a separate OS. The fact that both use apt-get and related for package maintenance doesn't change the fact that, while some software packages from one distro can be used in the other distro, many will not - and the problem seems more severe when trying to add a Debian package to an Ubuntu install.(12-16-2015, 06:22 AM)joe Wrote:(12-16-2015, 06:02 AM)monmoonmooonmoooon Wrote:(12-16-2015, 05:57 AM)joe Wrote: if you know the software name you can install , you don't need to use kali linux , kali linux base on ubuntu Appreciate and thanks on the good Linux distro explanation. RE: Kali Linux - deanMKD - 12-29-2015 So will Kali 2.0 run on A64+ or need to make another package.? RE: Kali Linux - astaunton - 01-11-2016 Debian has an arm64 build, so im sure it wont take long before there is a Kali version for the pine64 (in fact tha'ts what i was looking to do on my pine64 ) RE: Kali Linux - retired firefighter - 01-11-2016 (01-11-2016, 12:52 PM)astaunton Wrote: Debian has an arm64 build, so im sure it wont take long before there is a Kali version for the pine64 (in fact tha'ts what i was looking to do on my pine64 ) Push comes to shove, you can always "make" Debian into Kali. One of my sons does that, using Debian stable. RE: Kali Linux - monmoonmooonmoooon - 01-12-2016 (01-11-2016, 12:52 PM)astaunton Wrote: Debian has an arm64 build, so im sure it wont take long before there is a Kali version for the pine64 (in fact tha'ts what i was looking to do on my pine64 ) (01-11-2016, 01:36 PM)retired firefighter Wrote:(01-11-2016, 12:52 PM)astaunton Wrote: Debian has an arm64 build, so im sure it wont take long before there is a Kali version for the pine64 (in fact tha'ts what i was looking to do on my pine64 ) This is what I want to do, and I hope we can do, even if we use Debian with Kali repositories. RE: Kali Linux - scnd - 08-31-2016 I ended up using the longsleep ubuntu as a base, and adding the rolling kali repo, updating sources and the internal packages. I can't seem to get the wifi module into monitor mode, which may be a limitation on the hardware. Still, it's kind of neat. I don't seem to have enough power to drive an externally connected wifi adapter, but with power injection I think i can resolve that problem. Right now I'm looking for something like ssh over bluetooth or whatever. I'm having fun with the system, I just wish there were more stuff developed. RE: Kali Linux - UnixOutlaw - 09-06-2016 (08-31-2016, 11:35 AM)scnd Wrote: I ended up using the longsleep ubuntu as a base, and adding the rolling kali repo, updating sources and the internal packages. I can't seem to get the wifi module into monitor mode, which may be a limitation on the hardware. Still, it's kind of neat. I don't seem to have enough power to drive an externally connected wifi adapter, but with power injection I think i can resolve that problem. Look up "katoolin" project... but be warned - it can screw up your apt-cache... RE: Kali Linux - Ghelorn - 09-08-2016 From what I could work out the built in WiFi module doesn't support monitor mode. Both using airmon-ng and by the iwconfig wlan0 mode mon I use the built in WiFi to connect to my WiFi hotspot and then use juicessh to access it. Using also an external WiFi adaptor. It makes for a really nice pineapple. Sent from my HUAWEI RIO-L02 using Tapatalk |