You can either follow louyo s hint regarding the boot delay to pause the boot process until youve connected the USB device, or simply warm-boot the VM - pressing CTRL-ALT-INS - after connecting it. I’m not gonna bother you on how to proceed on this step, but start here: $ sudo dd if= > EFI > Kali > System > Library > CoreServices > boot. Click on the USB device that you want to connect to the VM. USB Live installationįirst of all, install Kali on a USB stick by following this tutorial. 1)Install Kali 64 bit to 32GB 3. This tutorial was heavily inspired by this tutorial with proper fixes for Kali. A target USB stick, SD card or an SSD external drive where you’re going to install Kali (16GB and USB 3.0 recommended).
Mac OS only recognizes HFS+ partitions along with some files needed for it.
The problem when you perform a Kali installation on a USB stick is that Kali partitions the disk with the VFAT file system. This is not intended to perform a Live Kali installation with persistence. This tutorial is for everyone who wants a USB stick with a full Kali installation to use with your Mac(s). By Flavio De Stefano How to install Kali on a USB stick with pure EFI boot on a Mac (and let’s throw in virtualization via USB on Virtualbox, too) Photo by Jessy Smith on Unsplash
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