Kali : usb bootable : empty Release file
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Hello,
I made a bootable USB drive twice with the Kali ISO, twice from different downloads.
The first time I created the bootable USB drive from Linux, the other time from Windows 7 using "unetbootin-windows-583".
Both times, during the installation, the installer said it could not find the Release file "on the CD" or that it was unreadable.
I first thought that the ISO was defective, which is why I tried again with the re-downloaded ISO file.
Now I see that there are indeed Release files on the USB drive, but they are completely empty.
What should I do??? It's not that hard to install something from a bootable USB drive Oo.
Thanks everyone,
Suu
I made a bootable USB drive twice with the Kali ISO, twice from different downloads.
The first time I created the bootable USB drive from Linux, the other time from Windows 7 using "unetbootin-windows-583".
Both times, during the installation, the installer said it could not find the Release file "on the CD" or that it was unreadable.
I first thought that the ISO was defective, which is why I tried again with the re-downloaded ISO file.
Now I see that there are indeed Release files on the USB drive, but they are completely empty.
What should I do??? It's not that hard to install something from a bootable USB drive Oo.
Thanks everyone,
Suu
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Hi,
Have you checked the integrity of your "iso" image before burning it by comparing its MD5 checksum?
https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-37619989-md5sum-verifier-l-integrite-des-telechargements
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Have you checked the integrity of your "iso" image before burning it by comparing its MD5 checksum?
https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-37619989-md5sum-verifier-l-integrite-des-telechargements
;-))
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Zen my nuggets ;-)
Do something for the environment, close your windows and adopt a penguin.
Hello,
I did try, but the md5 file on the USB stick after the "burning" was empty too.
Does this mean that the iso was indeed corrupted?
Is it "less risky" to get it via torrent than direct download?
Thanks
Suu
I did try, but the md5 file on the USB stick after the "burning" was empty too.
Does this mean that the iso was indeed corrupted?
Is it "less risky" to get it via torrent than direct download?
Thanks
Suu
As a general rule, the MD5 file can be found on the download site alongside the ISO image;-\
http://www.kali.org/downloads/
http://www.kali.org/downloads/
Filename: kali-linux-1.0.3-i386.iso sha1sum: 54af51b9f4bf3d77ecd45e548de308837c546b12