Not able to run persistence (Kali) on Acer aspire 1, ACPI issues Aspire one 1-431
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Leostat said:
Seems to want to boot, has gotten further than any other option. Just sits on cursor endlessly seems.Yeh that error is pre boot leave it off! I don't think Kali distributes a valid cert which you can import , what happened with single user on and secure boot off?0 -
Not sure why the photo didn’t stay in last comment...
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What's the full kernel line you are using when you get that? And is it static or blinking?
Try hitting cntrl + alt + f1. Through F10, see if any of the other TTYs respond1 -
If a BIOS supervisor password has been set -- and secure boot has been turned off --- and the kali boot stick still won't boot from either usb port --- then I suggest re-making the Kali iso installation stick on the AO1-431 itself in the Windows environment using Rufus freeware. The stick must be prepared from the iso using GPT partition scheme, FAT32 format for a UEFI bootstrapper.
Jack E/NJ
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That was in failsafe mode plus what you suggested. Will see about trying that when I have a moment later thanks.Leostat said:What's the full kernel line you are using when you get that? And is it static or blinking?
Try hitting cntrl + alt + f1. Through F10, see if any of the other TTYs respond0 -
Will likely have to wait till next week to give that a go, going to get a new usb for that.JackE said:If a BIOS supervisor password has been set -- and secure boot has been turned off --- and the kali boot stick still won't boot from either usb port --- then I suggest re-making the Kali iso installation stick on the AO1-431 itself in the Windows environment using Rufus freeware. The stick must be prepared from the iso using GPT partition scheme, FAT32 format for a UEFI bootstrapper.
thanks for the suggestion. Do you think a 64gig thumb drive would be good for this or a 32 would work better for the interface in terms of compatibility or does that matter?0 -
No, a plain vanilla 16GB USB is actually preferred for FAT32. Bigger capacities often cause issues.
Jack E/NJ
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Thanks, it’s been a while since I played with that. Hopefully tomorrow will see and let you know. Didn’t mean to “accept answer.” Hopefully that won’t affect the thread.JackE said:No, a plain vanilla 16GB USB is actually preferred for FAT32. Bigger capacities often cause issues.0 -
Hows it going
? any new errors showing? 1
