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AIO Boot is an All-in-One bootable software for USB and HDD. Is one of the best Multiboot USB Creator for Windows.
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what's the default account when write kali linux image into USB Driver in persistent mode? #62

Closed tlsalex closed 4 years ago

tlsalex commented 4 years ago
  1. I use AIO-Boot to write kali linux image into my usb.
  2. I boot computer from my usb.
  3. From the grub2. I choose [2] Linux OS ,then choose my kali linux.
  4. original kali image itself has a boot menu , which I can choose live mode or install kali.
  5. But from AIO-Boot, after choose kali linux , I can not choose to run kali in live mode or make an installation.

PS : kali linux version is 2020.3

Any advice ?

tlsalex commented 4 years ago

I think kali linux was write to my usb in persistent mode. But what is the default account when it boot into the login interface. both root/toor and kali/kali are not work. I got stuck at login interface.

tlsalex commented 4 years ago

Or how to force AIO use the default mode (none persistent mode) to write my image to USB Drive.

nguyentumine commented 4 years ago

Copy ISO file to AIO Boot drive. From the Grub2 menu, select ISO & IMG Mapper, then choose your ISO file to boot

nguyentumine commented 4 years ago

@tlsalex I have tested with the latest version. It seems to only support FAT32, not NTFS. Run AIOCreator.exe, from the drop-down list, choose Auto Detect instead of Kali Linux. It supports persistent mode.

tlsalex commented 4 years ago

@nguyentumine thanks, but I don't want AIO to write kali linux in persistent mode , as it do not allow me boot kali linux in live mode.

If it write kali linux in persistent mode, the default account did not work at all.

nguyentumine commented 4 years ago

It works perfectly for me! Persistent mode, the tool will popup a dialog to ask you, just answer No. Furthermore, you can boot ISO file directly from Grub2 without having to use AIOCreator. 2020-08-21_105220

New version available, try if that doesn't work.

tlsalex commented 4 years ago

@nguyentumine which version of kali linux you use when you test it, it's 2020.3 ? I use kali 2020.3 , it does not work from "Boot from ISO, WIN & VHD", from this webpage "https://www.aioboot.com/en/boot-linux-iso/" , seems it has a script to detect ISO file. For Linux ISO files, the script will automatically detect which distributions it supports. Maybe kali 2020.3 is too new , the script can not detect it. then fail to boot it.

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but from "ISO & IMG Mapper" , it does work well.

nguyentumine commented 4 years ago

@tlsalex I use version 2020.3 too. Have you updated to the latest version?

tlsalex commented 4 years ago

@nguyentumine , before, I used AIO Boot v0.9.9.5, and now, I update to AIO Boot v0.9.9.6, but I still fail to boot kali 2020.3 from "Boot from ISO, WIM & VHD" . Just like above screen shot, at step 3, I don't how to make it start to run from the menu.

Again. "ISO & IMG Mapper' work well to run kali 2020.3.

Thank you.

nguyentumine commented 4 years ago

@tlsalex I don't know why it didn't work for you. Are you sure the aioboot drive or the drive where the ISO file is stored is in fat32 format?

tlsalex commented 4 years ago

@nguyentumine , AIO it does work and work well , it was because I did not choose the right device from menu . Thank you