Steps:
Step1: First you need to have the following tools
- 1. 8GB + USB Drive
- 2. Kali-Linux
- 3. Win32 Disk Imager
- 4. MiniTool Partition Wizard
Download Links
Kali Linux: Click
me to download
Partition Tool: Click me to download
Win32 Disk Imager: click me to download
Step2: After you download all files connect your USB
to your computer.
Step3: Now open the setup file of win32 Disk Imager
software and install it.
Step4: open your win32 disk imager. It looks like
this.
Step5: now locate your kali Linux image file that you
downloaded last time. and select your image file.
Step6: Setup your drive name. as my pen drive is [G:\]
device.
Step7: remember that your pen drive must be formatted
in FAT32 if not then format your pen drive.
Step8: come back to the win32 disk image and click on
write, after that you will get a warning message that will confirm overwrite,
then click on yes. After that, your Linux image will start to load in your Pen Drive.
Step9: will start to load the kali Linux image file on your pen
drive, Note: this process can take more time.
Step10: if completed then it shows like this. Then click
on ok. And exit.
Step11: now install your partition wizard. After you
install a partition wizard software. Lunch that application.
Step12: After you open you will see the three
partitions that we created from win32 disk image software.
Step13: now in unallocated, right-click on it and click
on create. After that, you will get a warning message to continue and click on
yes.
Step14: in creating as select primary. We
will create this partition as primary. The select file system
as Ext4. In partition label: persistence. After all
of that changes click on ok.
Step15: After that click on apply and click on yes
this will start changing your partition.
Step16: To complete this process may take 10 to
15min.
Step17: after complete apply changes on the partition. Close
your all program because now you need to restart your computer.
Step18: Now boot your system from USB. In the boot menu, I
will select my USB pen drive.
Step19: Click on Live USB Persistence. This will
start to boot your Kali Linux.
Step20: the partition that we created last time had
been mounted as you can see in the below picture.
Step21: Open your terminal windows.
Step22: in command type fdisk
-l. this will check the disk partition.
Step23: my pen drive is /dev/sdb3. Now we will
create a directory.
Step24: type mkdir -p
/mnt/name. in name, you can select any random name as you like.
Step25: type mount /dev/sdb3
/mnt/myhult/. Remember that mount your pen drive as in my case /dev/sdb3
but in your case, that may be different. In /mnt/myhult/ I enter because last
time I name it as myhult.
Step26: type mount echo “/union”
> /mnt/name/persistence.conf.
Step27: type unmount /dev/sdb3.
In sdb3 type your partition name.
Step28: I will show you that we create a config file.
Open that persistence.conf file. There must be the same that we write last time
as a union. If not written then that may not work.
Step29: reboot
your system. You can just type the command on the terminal as a reboot.
Step30: boot your computer from a pen drive. Select the
same boot menu that we select last time > live USB persistence one.
Step31: now check whether is really working or not I will
just create one folder on the desktop and also, change my desktop wallpaper. Now
reboot your system.
Step32: now again boot your system from live USB persistence.
We will see if the last time we changed will be saved or not.
Step33: I checked that it’s working.
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