I know we have already mounted the drive, but for some reason this step didn't work previously, but worked fine after following the previous steps. I tried F1 through to F5 until I found the correct combinationįrom the menu tell it to mount the CDROM, if asked choose /dev/sdc1 and /cdrom.
Note: Kali told me to press ( Alt+ F1), but this didn't work. It can be installed on any system that supports snaps but is only recommended on Step 1: Install Linux Operating System and then Kali on Linux. Switch back to the installer ( CTRL+ Alt+ F5) Mount the Kali CD with the mount command: ~ # mount -t iso9660 /dev/sdc1 /cdromĬheck the contents of /cdrom are as expected: ~ # ls /cdromĪutorun.inf efi g2ldr.mbr md5sum.txt win32-loader.ini Also you can see the storage type is iso9660, not vfat Note: I have shortened my list to the relevant row. Get a list of devices with blkid: ~ # blkid Easy2Boot Make a versatile, multiboot LegacyUEFI USB drive for free (includes Ventoy) Generic method of booting Linux ISOs (no need to update E2B every few. Note: Kali told me to press ( Alt+ F2), but this didn't work
When you get the CDROM not found error follow these steps:
I eventually figured it out, the issue is the file format is not vfat, but iso9660. After that we need to click on our pen drive option, so we get an actual window of Kali as shown in the below screenshot. I tried all the answers here and more google results, but none worked. For checking, we need to connect a bootable USB to the machine and select the pen drive as shown in the below screenshot.
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