iso was, as told to me by my system running OSX Mavericks, took up 3.something GB, but when I used the dd command to image the file, the resulting USB had two partitions, where only one was mountable and this mountable partition had a volume of about 100 megabites and was completely full, and all of this is according to Disk Utility. After following through to completion, including making sure that I was in the correct directory (Where my Kali-Linux.iso was found). My USB is 32GB, erased before steps described in the Kali Docs method.
Any ideas?I too am experiencing the same issue, with one other main addition. Immediately, it doesn't even get past the boot disk selection screen.
On either, when I try to boot from the USB, holding option, and then selecting it, the system freezes. On mac, the disk is still readable, and I have no clue why. Everything seems to work fine, up until the dd finishes. I have tried to make a live USB under both of them, with zero success. I have a macbok, dual booting Arch and OSX. Hello folks!! Been bashing my head against this Kali live USB thing for a couple weeks now, with no success. Unmount of all volumes on disk1 was successful my USB device is /dev/disk1, Then unmount disk by diskutil command Open Terminal Window and run the followingĢ: Apple_HFS Macintosh HD 250.1 GB disk0s2ģ: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 650.0 MB disk0s3Ģ: Microsoft Basic Data KALILINUX 7.7 GB disk1s2Ĥ. Format the usb stick in disk utility as msdosģ. Sorry it took so long to respond, I am working on this now, and will let everyone know the results as I get them.Ģ. Note: If you have rEFIt or rEFInd installed, you can use it, just make sure you select the optical media, not USB I have not had a chance to test this, but will try as soon as the image is done downloading. I think I'll try next.Every other Linux distro I have tried requires a USB drive and an optical copy of the installer to work properly. This is the same experience I have had with most other linuces using the above method. * Hit any key to continue*A clue is that when I reboot normally, leaving the USB thumb drive connected, OS X says that it is unreadable and asks whether I want to initialize. Hard drives are not well supported by Apple's firmware for legacy OS booting
The firmware refused to boot from the selected volume. Error: Not Found returned from legacy loaderĮrror: Not Found from LocateDevicePath (repeats 10 x)Įrror: Load Error while (re)opening our installation volume
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