How to transfer files from windows into kali linux live usb
How to copy a file into kali linux live usb from windows so that it can show up when i boot kali as live??? Sorry if the question is absurd. I have a internet problem but I do have the file in my Windows, but I need it in kali linux live to use it. How to copy it?? I'm a newbie and i want to learn how to use kali linux more efficiently, so i'm sorry if the question is awkward.
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How to copy a file into kali linux live usb from windows so that it can show up when i boot kali as live??? Sorry if the question is absurd. I have a internet problem but I do have the file in my Windows, but I need it in kali linux live to use it. How to copy it?? I'm a newbie and i want to learn how to use kali linux more efficiently, so i'm sorry if the question is awkward.
windows-8.1 kali-linux
asked Jan 9 at 10:52
Haseesh RahithyaHaseesh Rahithya
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How to copy a file into kali linux live usb from windows so that it can show up when i boot kali as live??? Sorry if the question is absurd. I have a internet problem but I do have the file in my Windows, but I need it in kali linux live to use it. How to copy it?? I'm a newbie and i want to learn how to use kali linux more efficiently, so i'm sorry if the question is awkward.
windows-8.1 kali-linux
asked Jan 9 at 10:52
Haseesh RahithyaHaseesh Rahithya
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How to copy a file into kali linux live usb from windows so that it can show up when i boot kali as live??? Sorry if the question is absurd. I have a internet problem but I do have the file in my Windows, but I need it in kali linux live to use it. How to copy it?? I'm a newbie and i want to learn how to use kali linux more efficiently, so i'm sorry if the question is awkward.
windows-8.1 kali-linux
windows-8.1 kali-linux
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You should partition your usb drive. One partition will be used for kali linux; the other will be formatted as storage drive and will be accessible from kali while running live.
answered Jan 9 at 10:56
TDKTDK
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Ooh! So i do have to create a partition to copy files. So the storage partition will be used as typical usb but shows files both in kali linux live and windows right??
– Haseesh Rahithya
Jan 9 at 10:58
The storage partition will be accessible both from windows and from kali. Note that if you run kali live on the pc on which is installed windows, you can mount the windows hard disk and copy the windows files in the storage partition on the usb
– TDK
Jan 9 at 11:05
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You should partition your usb drive. One partition will be used for kali linux; the other will be formatted as storage drive and will be accessible from kali while running live.
answered Jan 9 at 10:56
TDKTDK
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Ooh! So i do have to create a partition to copy files. So the storage partition will be used as typical usb but shows files both in kali linux live and windows right??
– Haseesh Rahithya
Jan 9 at 10:58
The storage partition will be accessible both from windows and from kali. Note that if you run kali live on the pc on which is installed windows, you can mount the windows hard disk and copy the windows files in the storage partition on the usb
– TDK
Jan 9 at 11:05
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You should partition your usb drive. One partition will be used for kali linux; the other will be formatted as storage drive and will be accessible from kali while running live.
answered Jan 9 at 10:56
TDKTDK
33313
Ooh! So i do have to create a partition to copy files. So the storage partition will be used as typical usb but shows files both in kali linux live and windows right??
– Haseesh Rahithya
Jan 9 at 10:58
The storage partition will be accessible both from windows and from kali. Note that if you run kali live on the pc on which is installed windows, you can mount the windows hard disk and copy the windows files in the storage partition on the usb
– TDK
Jan 9 at 11:05
add a comment |
You should partition your usb drive. One partition will be used for kali linux; the other will be formatted as storage drive and will be accessible from kali while running live.
answered Jan 9 at 10:56
TDKTDK
33313
You should partition your usb drive. One partition will be used for kali linux; the other will be formatted as storage drive and will be accessible from kali while running live.
answered Jan 9 at 10:56
TDKTDK
33313
answered Jan 9 at 10:56
TDKTDK
33313
answered Jan 9 at 10:56
TDKTDK
33313
answered Jan 9 at 10:56
TDKTDK
33313
33313
Ooh! So i do have to create a partition to copy files. So the storage partition will be used as typical usb but shows files both in kali linux live and windows right??
– Haseesh Rahithya
Jan 9 at 10:58
The storage partition will be accessible both from windows and from kali. Note that if you run kali live on the pc on which is installed windows, you can mount the windows hard disk and copy the windows files in the storage partition on the usb
– TDK
Jan 9 at 11:05
add a comment |
Ooh! So i do have to create a partition to copy files. So the storage partition will be used as typical usb but shows files both in kali linux live and windows right??
– Haseesh Rahithya
Jan 9 at 10:58
The storage partition will be accessible both from windows and from kali. Note that if you run kali live on the pc on which is installed windows, you can mount the windows hard disk and copy the windows files in the storage partition on the usb
– TDK
Jan 9 at 11:05
Ooh! So i do have to create a partition to copy files. So the storage partition will be used as typical usb but shows files both in kali linux live and windows right??
– Haseesh Rahithya
Jan 9 at 10:58
Ooh! So i do have to create a partition to copy files. So the storage partition will be used as typical usb but shows files both in kali linux live and windows right??
– Haseesh Rahithya
Jan 9 at 10:58
The storage partition will be accessible both from windows and from kali. Note that if you run kali live on the pc on which is installed windows, you can mount the windows hard disk and copy the windows files in the storage partition on the usb
– TDK
Jan 9 at 11:05
The storage partition will be accessible both from windows and from kali. Note that if you run kali live on the pc on which is installed windows, you can mount the windows hard disk and copy the windows files in the storage partition on the usb
– TDK
Jan 9 at 11:05
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