Install Ubuntu Software Center In Kali Linux Usb
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I think everyone has known - we need to install katoolin to use Kali Linux Tools on Ubuntu. Before did anything I had looked through the internet and also found out these solutions:, So here are my steps: apt-get install git git clone && cp katoolin/katoolin.py /usr/bin/katoolin chmod +x /usr/bin/katoolin sudo katoolin Then, to add Kali Linux repositories and update them, I selected option 1 from the katoolin Menu Then, to view the available categories and install all available tools, I selected option 2 from the main menu of katoolin and then pressed 0. But after that I got this: Furthermore, I got an error in Software Updater - it didn't let me do anything. Ubuntu just hung up.
I solved this problem by deleting kali linux repositories in katoolin and then in Software Updater. Does anyone know how to install Kali Linux tools in Ubuntu 16.04 in a proper way? (Re)install Katoolin as follows:. Open the terminal and type: sudo apt-get install git git clone && sudo cp katoolin/katoolin.py /usr/bin/katoolin.
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Make /usr/bin/katoolin executable. Sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/katoolin. Run Katoolin as follows and you will see the Katoolin interface: sudo katoolin View the categories of available software in katoolin interface Press 0 to install all Kali linux tools. When you go to View Categories and then enter 0 for all, the installer will immediately return to where you were. Scroll up, and you'll see that a number of the packages can't be found. Those packages are no longer maintained or have been removed from the Kali repositories. Even with this issue, you'll still find a lot of the Kali software available for installation.
So the best option is to install Kali linux tools in a series of distinct steps. Just like if you want to install Forensic tools on your system, then choose its option from the category and then type 0 to install all forensics tools. If this still doesn't work, then you have to install whatever forensic tools that can be installed one package at a time. This is why the Katoolin interface sometimes hangs when you try to install all of the Kali linux tools at once.
Take the time of waiting for the server to respond to a request for a package that is not available and multiply it by how many unavailable Kali linux tools there are in the Katoolin repositories. If you wish to go back to the the main menu, type gohome in your katoolin interface. Now select the option 3 or 4 to install either the classicmenu indicator or the Kali menu. Press the y key to continue and then press Enter to start its setup. Once you are done with installation of Kali tools using katoolin, you can quit by pressing the keyboard combination Ctrl+ C and you will see the goodbye message. Shutdown requested.Goodbye.
Credit for the above text block goes to Kashif with my additions italicized. Source: Warning about updates after installing Kali linux tools The webpage clearly warns Katoolin users to be careful when updating software.
Before updating your system, please remove all Kali-linux repositories to avoid any kind of problem. All kinds of problems can occur if you don't do this. Additional reference. If you press 0 on the Forensic tools screen katoolin tries to install all 23 forensic tools, but you can also press 1 to install only forensic tool 1, 2 to install only forensic tool 2, etc. By a process of divide and conquer. There are 330 Kali linux tools, so it's more time consuming to do everything one package at a time, but it's also less destabilizing to your operating system.
It seems to me that Katoolin is giving hints to help me think like a hacker like when I lose my money in a soft drink vending machine, I have to kick the vending machine to break it for everyone else. – Sep 20 '16 at 10:29. Dear karel, but if I repeat the steps mentioned in my question the issue will happen again. So it is very strange as for me to see such behavior of katoolin.
The summary of all you described above lead to the following conclusion: 1) katoolin is not configured properly to interact with ubuntu 16.04 LTS 2) if someone wants to use katoolin on ubuntu 16.04 LTS he/she has to do it in a series of distinct steps 3)if some package is missing it is needed to install it on your own in case you can find that package. Do I understand this right? – Sep 22 '16 at 5:12. After using katoolin and adding the repositories, its safe to run sudo apt-get update, but do not use apt-get upgrade if you do, your gnome and desktop will fail to start. In katoolin:. Add kali repositories & Update. Update your apt-get by katoolin or your terminal Install all the tools you want, after that do the cleaning by removing kali repos from your sources.list and apt-key.
If any error occurs, it comes from the sources.list, meaning the package or tool is not designed/available for your Linux architecture or katoolin itself has to be updated, because repositories were changed by the owner. Advice:. Keep in touch with katoolin developers. Install aptitude: sudo apt-get install aptitude then do a search for the requirements of the package candidates, for example: aptitude search '?provides(wine)' read more about aptitude:. Read about the difference between unable to locate package & no candidates: There is a step by step solution that avoids crashes here.
If you install packages to the usb with the Persistence mode then use the installer it will NOT as far as i have seen Install the new packages to the installed system. For example, you make a live-usb with persistence and install the nvidia drivers. Then boot the usb in a nvidia laptop it should run fine. However when you install to the laptop the nvidia drivers will NOT get installed to the new install. This is both a good thing and a bad thing.
It would be nice if you could install the extra packages, however there may often be cases where you would not want an exact copy. (on an pc using ATI video chipset for example) There are ways to 'remaster' a live cd to include extra packages. This remastered live cd, could then be used to make a live flash that would install the extra packages also. In the example above (about nvidia drivers) i should point out that i have had issues in the past with the Persistence mode actually using the drivers. I had to alter some things to get them to start up properly.
I have not tested how well this works in 11.04 yet. I normally install the nvidia drivers to a Persistence mode flash drive in order to make installing easier on my nvidia machines.
When you say update it often, do you mean you run Update Manger, or you download and install a new ISO? You are most likely running in Live USB mode, which means all changes to the original image are discarded after you shutdown. So to answer your question, no, anything you install from (e.g, Software Center, terminal, synaptic.) will be discarded after a system shutdown, unless you are running the USB in Persistence mode.
Persistence mode may be what you want. Do note that you will need a healthy amount of free space available on the Flash Drive. Open a terminal, and run the command gksudo usb-creator-gtk. Choose your ISO, and the drive you wish to install to. Choose stored in reserved extra space, and adjust the slider to the amount of space you want to use to store your changes.
Do note that the maximum amount of persistence you can add is 4GB.