Once I got Kali installed, I noticed a few more odd things. This time I used Apple’s built in dd terminal utility to create the bootable USB and the install went much smoother. I tried to mount and create the directory manually and move the contents in, but I was unable to get past this point. You’d think this wouldn’t be a big deal, but a material part of the installation occurs when the contents of the USB drive are mounted and copied into a folder called / cdrom and the installer is “faked” into thinking the data is coming from a CD/DVD rather than a thumb drive. Although I could boot Kali into “live mode” just fine, I could only get about half way into the installation until Kali could not detect my CD-ROM.
I messed up a configuration setting on Rufus, though.
I used a utility called Rufus to turn the Kali.iso file into a bootable install on an external hard drive. The only real issue I experienced was related to my bootable USB hard drive. This wasn’t a particularly challenging project but it wasn’t easy either. I then manually installed Kali on the remaining unused portion of the hard drive. The frst thing I did was delete unnecessary files on the Mac to free up space and then shrunk the size of the partition using Apple’s built-in Disk Utility. We will double-click on this and after following the prompts we are all done and can use VMware’s Public Tech Preview like normal.I installed Kali Linux on a dualbooted MacBook Pro last week. dmg.Īfter it downloads we will just double-click on the file and we are presented with the following: From here we will want to download the first file, which is the. We will first go to Get Fusion M1 which will auto-redirect us to the most current Tech Preview (At the time of writing this page is out of date, the current version is 22H2). This is subject to change when Apple Silicon support is added to their main lineup, however until then the steps to get started are pretty straightforward. You need to go to VMWare’s website and download and install manually.Īt the time of writing VMware is still offering Apple Silicon support through their Public Tech Preview for free. (20191287) then you need to update.ĭue to a limitation of the VMWare updater software, if you are on an earlier version, it will report that there are no updates available. If you are not on at least Player Version e.x.p. You need to be on the 22H2 release of the VMWare Technical Preview.
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