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Admin: /* Installing Kali 2.0.1 on Raspberry Pi */

2017-05-08T21:53:10Z

Installing Kali 2.0.1 on Raspberry Pi

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	More info about all-things Kali Linux: [[Kali]]		More info about all-things Kali Linux: [[Kali]]

			=Installing Kali 2017.1 on Raspberry Pi=

			As with prior versions of Kali Linux, there are several ARM images provided at the Offensive Security website: https://www.offensive-security.com/kali-linux-arm-images/

			For old Raspberry Pis (2 usb ports, regular SD card slot), get the image labeled "RaspberryPi".

			For newer Raspberry Pis (4 usb ports, mini SD card slot), get the image labeled "RaspberryPi 2/3".

	=Installing Kali 2.0.1 on Raspberry Pi=		=Installing Kali 2.0.1 on Raspberry Pi=

Admin: /* Kali Linux SD Card */

2016-01-29T01:51:21Z

Kali Linux SD Card

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Admin at 02:15, 18 January 2016

2016-01-18T02:15:30Z

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	This is a guide to installing Kali Linux on an SD card for a Raspberry Pi. General info about running Kali on the Pi here: [[Kali Raspberry Pi]]		This is a guide to installing Kali Linux on an SD card for a Raspberry Pi. General info about running Kali on the Pi here: [[Kali Raspberry Pi]]

Admin at 17:51, 17 January 2016

2016-01-17T17:51:40Z

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	This is a guide to ~~connecting to a headless installation of~~ Kali Linux on a Raspberry Pi. General info about running Kali on the Pi here: [[Kali Raspberry Pi]]		This is a guide to installing Kali Linux on an SD card for a Raspberry Pi. General info about running Kali on the Pi here: [[Kali Raspberry Pi]]

	More info about all-things Kali Linux: [[Kali]]		More info about all-things Kali Linux: [[Kali]]

Admin at 17:51, 17 January 2016

2016-01-17T17:51:18Z

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	This ~~page~~ is a guide ~~on installing~~ Kali Linux on ~~the~~ Raspberry Pi.		This is a guide to connecting to a headless installation of Kali Linux on a Raspberry Pi. General info about running Kali on the Pi here: [[Kali Raspberry Pi]]

	General info on running Kali on a Pi ~~at [[Kali Raspberry Pi]]~~

	~~More info on post-installation headless networking/SSH setup at~~ [[Kali Raspberry Pi~~/Headless~~]]

			More info about all-things Kali Linux: [[Kali]]

	=Installing Kali 2.0.1 on Raspberry Pi=		=Installing Kali 2.0.1 on Raspberry Pi=

Admin at 17:47, 17 January 2016

2016-01-17T17:47:39Z

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	This page is a guide on installing Kali Linux on the Raspberry Pi~~: [[Kali Raspberry Pi]]~~		This page is a guide on installing Kali Linux on the Raspberry Pi.

	~~For generic installation instructions with Raspbian~~ on a ~~Raspberry~~ Pi~~, see this page:~~ [[~~RaspberryPi/Installing~~]]		General info on running Kali on a Pi at [[Kali Raspberry Pi]]

	~~For general information~~/~~pages about Kali Linux, see this page:~~ [[Kali]]		More info on post-installation headless networking/SSH setup at [[Kali Raspberry Pi/Headless]]

Admin: /* Installing Kali v1 on Raspberry Pi */

2016-01-17T17:35:37Z

Installing Kali v1 on Raspberry Pi

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	=~~Installing~~ Kali v1 on ~~Raspberry~~ Pi=		==(Outdated) Instructions for Kali Version 1 on Pi==

	For instructions installing the older version of Kali, version 1.0, on the Pi, see [[Kali Raspberry Pi/Installing Version 1]]		For instructions installing the older version of Kali, version 1.0, on the Pi, see [[Kali Raspberry Pi/Installing Version 1]]

Admin: /* The SD Card from Linux */

2016-01-17T17:30:24Z

The SD Card from Linux

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	</pre>		</pre>

	Now we can see both partitions of the SD card, and even modify the contents of the Linux filesystem. But before we do anything to the SD card, we have to mount it:		Now we can see both partitions of the SD card, and even modify the contents of the Linux filesystem. But before we do anything to the SD card, we have to mount it. Make a folder for each of the partitions, and mount them:

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Admin: /* How the Kali Linux Startup SD Card Works */

2016-01-17T17:29:36Z

How the Kali Linux Startup SD Card Works

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	For instructions installing the older version of Kali, version 1.0, on the Pi, see [[Kali Raspberry Pi/Installing Version 1]]		For instructions installing the older version of Kali, version 1.0, on the Pi, see [[Kali Raspberry Pi/Installing Version 1]]

	=~~How the~~ Kali Linux ~~Startup~~ SD Card ~~Works~~=		=Kali Linux SD Card=

	~~What happens when you actually flash the image onto the SD card?~~		==How it works==

	~~Well, it creates two different partitions on~~ the SD card~~. The first partition is about 64 MB, that contains everything the Pi needs to boot. The second partition is about 3 GB, and contains the operating system files itself.~~		What happens when you flash the image onto the SD card?

	~~However~~, if you~~'re on a Mac~~, the ~~Mac won't mount~~ the second~~, larger~~ partition~~, because it's managed with~~ the ~~ext4 file~~ system, ~~so you will only see one 64 MB partition~~.		Running the "dd" utility means you are copying, literally bit-for-bit, the image file onto the SD card. The image you downloaded has two partitions, one boot partition and one file partition. The boot partition is 64 MB, and contains everything the boot loader on the Pi will need to boot into Kali. The second partition is 3 GB and contains the operating system, user files, etc.

	Do you need ~~to be able~~ to edit the ~~large~~ partition~~? Only~~ if you want to modify the contents of the Linux installation, ~~such as adding~~ startup ~~services~~, ~~modifying~~ run levels, or ~~changing~~ configuration files for software~~. Otherwise, you'll only need~~ to ~~modify the boot partition~~.		If you are on the Mac, and you plug in an SD card flashed with Kali RPi Linux, you will only see the boot partition - the Mac will not mount the filesystem partition. You will only need to edit the partition if you want to modify the contents of the Linux installation (e.g., add a startup service, modify run levels, or change configuration files for software) without turning on the Pi and logging in to it.

	~~If you do need to modify~~ the ~~larger Linux ext4 partition,~~ you can install the ~~whole~~ MacFUSE bundle, which will allow you to mount ext4 filesystems as though they~~'re~~ native filesystems. Or you ~~can use a~~ Linux ~~computer for those edits~~.		On the Mac you can install the MacFUSE bundle, which will allow you to mount ext4 filesystems as though they are native filesystems, in order to mount that partition and modify it from the Mac. If you are on Linux, you will not need any extra software to see the ext4 filesystem partition.

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	I could only see the 64 MB FAT partition from the Mac~~, but I needed to edit the 3.1 GB Linux partition to modify what services start on boot~~.		I could only see the 64 MB FAT partition from the Mac.

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	I rebooted my Mac laptop into Kali to take a look at the SD card again.		I rebooted my Mac laptop into Kali to take a look at the SD card again.

	~~When I plugged the~~ SD card into the SD slot ~~of my MacBook, I didn't see~~ the device ~~anywhere. No command would show it anywhere~~.		The SD card did not show up when plugged directly into the internal SD card slot on the Mac laptop. The SD card worked fine when plugged into an external USB device for reading SD cards.

	~~Finally, I just plugged the SD card into an external USB card reader and plugged the reader into my laptop.~~ The ~~SD card opened immediately in~~ the ~~file browser.~~		The parted utility is the Linux version of Mac's "Disk Utility":

	~~Now take a look using parted~~:

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	Now we can see both partitions of the SD card, ~~which means we can edit~~ the ~~startup procedure~~ of the ~~Kali Pi and initiate sshd~~. But before we do anything to the SD card, we have to mount it:		Now we can see both partitions of the SD card, and even modify the contents of the Linux filesystem. But before we do anything to the SD card, we have to mount it:

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	$ mount /dev/sdb2 usb2		$ mount /dev/sdb2 usb2
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	But then I saw that the SSH service was already set to be started. Following the link above on Raspberry Pi Stack Exchange, the thread states that there should be a <code>etc/rc2.d/S02ssh</code> to automatically start on runlevel 2. But that is already there.		But then I saw that the SSH service was already set to be started. Following the link above on Raspberry Pi Stack Exchange, the thread states that there should be a <code>etc/rc2.d/S02ssh</code> to automatically start on runlevel 2. But that is already there.
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	Now plug the SD card into the Pi's SD card slot, and plug your crossover cable into the Pi's ethernet port and into your computer's ethernet port.		Now plug the SD card into the Pi's SD card slot, and plug your crossover cable into the Pi's ethernet port and into your computer's ethernet port.

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Admin: /* Installing Kali v1 on Raspberry Pi */

2016-01-17T17:22:47Z

Installing Kali v1 on Raspberry Pi

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	=Installing Kali v1 on Raspberry Pi=		=Installing Kali v1 on Raspberry Pi=

	[[Kali Raspberry Pi/Installing Version 1]]		For instructions installing the older version of Kali, version 1.0, on the Pi, see [[Kali Raspberry Pi/Installing Version 1]]

	=How the Kali Linux Startup SD Card Works=		=How the Kali Linux Startup SD Card Works=