Install Kali on the U disk and persist it

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1. First, prepare three things ( The software download addresses provided are all cloud disk addresses , You can also download the latest version from the official website )
   kali U disc ISO Mirror image ： link : https://pan.baidu.com/s/1n0eD4hs_KCplLmDu3b1ztA Extraction code : 9zcw
   U Plate burning tool ： link : https://pan.baidu.com/s/1yNWJyTRfl6PkcwULJQDk3A Extraction code : i59s
   System partitioning tools ： link : https://pan.baidu.com/s/1du7KTQ0n_dkjBRPnt_Ya1g Extraction code : 5y5x

   

2. Start firing u disc ：

   • Double-click to open Win32DiskImager2.0.1.8.exe
     
     The number in the figure indicates ：1 choice kali Image file , 2 To be fired U Disk letter 3 Click write directly after the first two steps , And make sure to wait for the complete write to succeed

• Double click to open the partition tool ：MiniTool Partition Wizard
  We'll find a disk2, This is the system disk we fired , find Unallocated This partition , Choose Right mouse button Choose to click create And click yes continue , The following screenshot will appear
  
  Fill in according to the above screenshot 1 Fill in ：persistence, 2 It's about choice Ext4, In turn, click 3 and 4 Wait for execution to complete , here kali The mirror is finished

Be careful ： The above screenshot is partitioned and formatted
3. Bios Some of the settings are configured according to your computer , start-up kali Time finding persistence Wording kali start-up （ Generally, it is the fourth from top to bottom ）
4. kali Persistence

• open kali Command interface ：
• Enter the following commands in sequence and press enter confirm

fdisk -l  #  View partition 
sudo su  #  Switch to super managed account 
mkdir -p  /mnt/linux  #  Create file directory 
chmod 777 /mnt/linux  #  Give the created directory permission 
mount /dev/sdb3  /mnt/linux  #  Hang in the directory  ‘/dev/sdb3’ The directory is selected according to the personal system , That's what we set up  **persistence**  Partition 
echo "/ union" > /mnt/linux/persistence.conf  #
umount /dev/sdb3 #

The persistence can be realized after the above commands are executed in sequence , The software or files downloaded and installed later can continue to be used the next time the system is started ！！！！