Create a Bootable USB drive of Kali Linux As of writing this post, the ISO is available in three different formats depending on your system architecture.
Head over to the Kali Linux Download page and download the Bare Metal ISO file. The initial steps won't be very different from what we did above. Now let's dive in and create a dual-boot setup by installing Kali Linux alongside Ubuntu. Up to this point, we have one operating system (Ubuntu) installed. Step-4: Install Kali Linux on another partition for dual boot When it's done, you will see a notification to Restart your PC. This might take some - please be patient. Once done, the system installation process will start. On the subsequent windows, you will be required to set the Timezone, Username, and password. When done applying the configurations, Click Install Now A window will pop up showing you all the changes made, confirm, and click Continue. Use as: " Ext4 Journaling file system" and Mount point: " /" At least 50 GB of free storage space (assuming every OS will reside on at least 25GB size partition)ĪLSO READ: 3 simple & easy steps to install vlc player on CentOS 8.For the memory (RAM), I recommend using at least 4GB for efficient and reliable performance. In a dual-boot setup, what matters more is the available storage space available in your hard drive (HDD) or SSD.
In this post, we will give you a step-by-step guide on dual-booting Ubuntu and Kali Linux. This method is much better since there are no memory (RAM) allocation issues, and each operating system can utilize the PC hardware resources to the fullest. When you install more than two operating systems, that is called Multiboooting. That means installing two operating systems on your PC and selecting the one you want to use when booting your PC. The second method and which we will cover in this post, is Dual boot Ubuntu and Kali Linux. ALSO READ: Dual boot Windows 10 and Linux
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