NOTE: I already have NoMachine setup on my Lab PC and my MacBook Pro and use this to connect to a bunch of other Linux Servers I have, if i need GUI access. I pulled down the ARM version of NoMachine From Here making sure its the. My plan is to use a combination of SSH and NoMachine to connect to my Kali Pi I configured the network so that I had a Static IP on the Ethernet Interface – see Assign static IP in Ubuntu post for how to configure this. I used my Monitor, Keyboard and Mouse to connect to my Kali Pi for the first time. Now, on your Windows computer, open up the Remote Desktop Connection application. Once this is complete, eject the SD Card from your PC and insert it into your Raspberry Pi.Ĭonnect a Mouse, Keyboard, Monitor, Network Cable and Power cable – the Pi will automatically power up and boot into Kali. Thats all you need to do on the Raspberry Pi side. I also downloaded Win32 Disk Imager and installed it.ĭecompress the kali.img file, insert the SD card into your PC and open win32 Disk Imager.īrowse to the kali.img file you just decompressed, ensure you have your SD Card Device correct and start the Write. I downloaded the ARM Image from the Offensive Security Site, which comes down compressed. This post will cover setting up the SD Card and installing Kali
I recently ordered a Raspberry Pi 3 (currently £30.80) with an SanDisk Ultra 8 GB microSDHC Card (Currently £4.35) with the intention of installing Kali 2.0.
0 kommentar(er)
