Recent content by Thordox

No they are not. But the behaviour OP was having after installing GPU drivers on his Kali Linux box is the same exact behaviour I had when installing my Nvidia drivers. We all know what assume stands for so better not make ass-umptions

Guess we will never know. Perhaps they gave up, or found another forum with better advice and not assuming that everyone trying to run Kali with GPU drivers is inexperienced enough to do so

Some times it is best not to asume. Usually when a person starts to learn pen testing or cyber security they run Kali on a hypervisor like Virtual Box and it works flawless there. But there might be specific cases why pen testers would want to run it bare metal, like in my cases I needed to use...

Correct my bad * $sudo nano /etc/default/grub * I don't use a wizard profile picture because I do not consider myself to be a wizard know it all, just a tinkerer trying to make things work

I have noticed that each time someone posts a similar issue with Kali you always comment the same, you said the same in my post about a similar issue to this. After several tries and errors I have noticed that this can easily be resolved by disabling "silent splash" from the grub.conf file. To...

Some times even the most "user friendly" distro can have issues, I have had issues running something as simple as Mint and even PopOS on certain platforms. I am well aware that no Distro will work perfect on all platforms straight out of the box and may require some tinkering. By being new to...

Thanks for the information, this is very helpful. After analyzing a bit I think you are right the Nvidia driver is not the issue here, also I don't think ITE8853 is either. I am running dual 1440p 165Hz monitors, after investigating a bit I think maybe a setting in the xorg.conf might be causing...

Don't think it should be necessary to explain this but: Main reason I am trying to use Kali is because I am trying to learn pen testing, also want to get my GPU drivers up and running to practice brute forcing two way hand shakes directly in Kali using Hashcat without having to transfer the...

The method I used to install the Nvidia drivers is the one on this link: https://www.kali.org/docs/general-use/install-nvidia-drivers-on-kali-linux/

Hi, Currently I installed Kali Linux on my desktop computer and dual booting with Windows 11. Whenever I try loading Kali I get an error message saying: "failed to register i2c client ITE8853:00 at 0x4r (-16)". If I boot using Nouveau drivers it will first get display the error then boot...