That fix as well as most others I’ve seen seemed to be for people attempting to install Kali, not run it from a live USB.
I also tried the same method with a different command: “grub_gfxmode=1280x1024x24” but had no luck with that either. The lights on my K70 keyboard and Deathadder mouse stay on like normal, and the internal lights and fans in the PC continue working like normal, but my monitor(s) Say “no signal” and then go into standby mode.ĭoing a bit of research, the only fixes I could find were hitting tab on the boot option and entering “tmode=0” before booting. I hit enter on the “Live (amd64)” option and a bunch of startup text scrolls across the screen, but then my monitor loses signal.
I go into my BIOS to boot from my flash drive, and the kali boot screen comes up just fine. I created my bootable USB in Win32 Disk imager using Kali rolling 2017.1 ISO on a 64Gb USB 3.0 Samsung flash drive. Hey there, So I’ve been trying to create a live usb with Kali Linux on it but I can’t boot into it from my computer.
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