#KALI LINUX USB 3.0 WONT BOOT INSTALL#

The first two steps, I made as soon as the PC was setup, Secure Boot is one item that I despise, as does Linus Torvalds himself. Step 3: Enable Legacy option ROMS (so you can boot off the USB) The cool thing about ASUS Z97 MB's is that option 3 is native by default, this is not the norm for a UEFI install. Just need to look over the case that my current AMD ASRock build is in & see how tight of a fit things will be, and if any drive cage mods are needed, can get by with a single HDD, and use small 2.5' SSD's that can be secured with Velcro tape wherever convenient.Д®ven the Thunderbolt powered SSD can be secured in this manner, one doesn't have to pay for pricey enclosures, just the right cable to connect a 2.5' SSD, if one wants (or needs) to hold down costs and/or space.

#KALI LINUX USB 3.0 WONT BOOT INSTALL#

In my present case, this isn't possible, though with a certain ASRock Z97 MB, it is, and the ASUS Thunderbolt card will install on it.

One example was in the case of my new build, had never heard of NVMe SSD's, probably only available to select industries then, at a steep price, yet the support has been there since Ubuntu 12.04/Linux Mint 13 LTS (2012), beginning with the 3.3 kernel.ДЄm thinking of grabbing another MB that supports Thunderbird (ASUS has their own card) & running Linux Mint 18 externally, after all, why have something & not use it. DC, I'm enthused by your project, Linux users benefitting from Thunderbolt technology, on the other hand, am not in the least surprised.Д«ecause Linux has had features that Windows has lacked for years, stashed into the kernel.

Kali linux usb 3.0 wont boot