@Squidcoder - PINN will dual boot Kali Linux with Raspberry Pi Os and many other OSes (depending on RPi model).
I suggest you use the Rpi Imaging Utility instead of Etcher, as it includes a list of many OSes that it can install, including PINN.
You will find PINN under the Misc Utility Images.
Once you have installed PINN, you can use PINN to install Raspberry Pi OS and Kali Linux, or several other OSe for multi-boot.
You didn't mention which RPi model you have. PINN will work on all Rpi models. Pi5 support works well enough to be useable, but there are some limitations that are being worked on.
I suggest you use the Rpi Imaging Utility instead of Etcher, as it includes a list of many OSes that it can install, including PINN.
You will find PINN under the Misc Utility Images.
Once you have installed PINN, you can use PINN to install Raspberry Pi OS and Kali Linux, or several other OSe for multi-boot.
In simple terms 'yes'. More accurately, PINN is an OS installer and boot selector. It allows you to select which OS you want to to boot and lets the lower level firmware actually boot it, but the effect is the same. Please read the PINN documentation to understand all of its features. There are also many 3rd party tutorials on YouTube.does this incluse the bootloader?
You didn't mention which RPi model you have. PINN will work on all Rpi models. Pi5 support works well enough to be useable, but there are some limitations that are being worked on.
Statistics: Posted by procount — Tue Jun 25, 2024 9:05 am