We recommend using the Etcher tool to create your bootable USB drive. Once you have downloaded the ISO, you will need to create a bootable USB drive. You can get the latest version of Kali from the Kali Downloads page. If you follow these steps carefully your internal drive and Mint-OS installation should stay untouched. The first thing that you need to do is download the Kali Linux ISO file. With your external hard drive plugged in, select it and you should be able to boot from it. Once the installation is complete, restart you computer, and boot into the boot manager, normally it's F12, Delete, or F8 (The bios screen will tell you which key it is). Select the second extra partition for your swap space.Ĭontinue the rest of the installation as you normally would. Once you have the reached the screen where you can select what drive you can install the OS, make sure that you have the external drive selected and select the partition you had made previously and make it your root. Once the installer has started, scroll down to "Graphical Install".įollow the on screen instructions until you reach the “erase everything, select drive, etc.” part. Use a virtual drive to access the ISO file and use that to install the OS, orīurn the ISO onto a USB with the help of software like Etcher. This part doesn't have to be more than a few gigs.ĭownload a copy of Kali Linux (make sure its Kali Linux 2 since the first ones repositories aren't supported anymore).
Make sure that this partition is at least 10 GB's. Plug in the drive and the partition it to the size you prefer.
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