Tom, the nmap command here is different from the video. Is this command option (-sV) more recommended than using the discovery script? -sV probes for open ports. Does the discovery script do more?
For some reason, when I try to restart the image on a RPi 4 4g, the pi doesnāt restart. The RPi shows a red light solid only and the fan turns off but it does not restart without me disconnecting and reconnecting power. Has anyone seen this? Downloaded the image from kali and used the latest version of etcher.
Like Tom said, try another sd card. Always try to exclude reasons by testing.
If the same card works with raspbian, it could be that the image youāve downloaded is corrupted.
Maybe the sd card is not working correctly, so try another card.
Thanks @zuidwijk@LTS_Tom. Going to try that today but Iām pretty sure I narrowed it down to the kernel version as Kali stated in its 2020.3 release " A few things which are work in progress:
RaspberryPi images are using 4.19 kernels. We would like to move to 5.4 however, nexmon isnāt working properly with it (as the new kernel requires firmware version => 7.45.202) for which no nexmon patch exists yet"
Also, I canāt access bluetooth and other users on reddit (under r/Kalilinux) are having issues with wifi. Still going to try the SD card replacement method but this feels like a kernel version issue. Iāll keep you posted. Thanks for your replies.
I downloaded it the day before I made the video and had no issues. I just flashed it to the SD card and it booted right away. As is stated in the video, I am using the āKali Linux RaspberryPi 2 (v1.2), 3 and 4 (64-Bit)ā one.
I decided to build one of theseā¦ but following along when I apt-get install x2goserver I get E: Unable to locate package x2goserverā¦ Did I miss adding a repository or something?
Yupā¦ something strange hereā¦ seems to be complaining that the repository isnāt workingā¦ problem with itās signature? perhaps I should start overā¦ I tried to copy and paste the entire error but it contains too many links and Iām only allowed two.
kali@kali:~$ sudo apt-get update && upgrade
[sudo] password for kali:
Get:2 http://http.re4son-kernel.com/re4son kali-pi InRelease [8133 B]
Err:2 http://http.re4son-kernel.com/re4son kali-pi InRelease
The following signatures were invalid: EXPKEYSIG 11764EE8AC24832F Carsten Boeving <carsten.boeving@whitedo me.com.au>
Nice job Tom! I Have an old pi3 kicking around. I am gonna give this a go on that and see how it works. If it makes sense to use in my IT business especially with pentests etc, I will buy a couple of 4ās
I ran into the same issues as you did. I knew it had to be a sources.list issue.
After doing a bit of digging I came up with this (link)
Basically I think if you run the system for the first time without it connected to the internet (which is what I did) it may not pull the real sources list? I canāt be for sure, but my system is upgrading now. I will, however, burn it down to the ground and start over later with it plugged into the network and see if that changes things.
Anyways the thing you need in your sources.list is deb http://http.kali.org/kali kali-rolling main non-free contrib
@LTS_Tom - Might be helpful to your video if anyone asks again.
For reference mine looks like this now. I commented out the first two lines;
I ran into the same error. Running update / upgrade wonāt resolve the issue because they evidently donāt include all of the repositories in their default config.
Go to the Kali repositories page and they will give you the commands to add the repositories to your config. I didnāt really play around to see which one actually worked, but I added both the regular and latest-snapshot lines.
Once you do this, then re-run your apt update/upgrade commands and then try to install x2goserver. It should work perfectly.