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I have installed the burpsuite free edition, but after invoking the program from command line I see the burpsuite banner for a few seconds and the following error messages appear on the console.

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Ive attached the error report file in case it could be of any help.

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After some searching I decided to try and remove openjdk and burpsuite, then install oracle 8 for ARM and download the burp.JAR file from the portswigger site rather than apt-get.

This other kali forum thread made it real easy for me: Hope this helps you out dirtyR.

Does anyone know why this happens The Kali runs really good and everything works except the wireless connection.

Anyone achieved to run it Is needed a new Kali Linux custom image for RPi2 Thanks.

Edit: DOWNLOAD The official pre-build Kali Linux 1.1.0 Raspberry Pi 2 image is out.

A RaspberryPi 2 Kali Linux image now available for download.

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Another fix should be to replace the boot partition content of the kali pi image with the firmware from a working rasping image.

Thus the evdev module (responsible for loading device drivers for x) could be loaded after a reboot.

Change line 33 of kernel config found on pastebin before executing rpi.sh from CONFIGLOCALVERSION-v7 to CONFIGLOCALVERSION-v7.

It only took 19 steps A big thank you to mame82 Ram0n in this thread whos comments pointed me in the right direction of getting a fully functional Kali build:-) Step 1: Create a directory to work out of and navigate into it 1 - Create Kali Git Directory.JPG Step 2: git clone to pull down for the armhf image creation 2 - Kali arm git clone.jpg Step 3: Check your working directory with pwd and then ls to check the gcc-arm directory is there and use this information to export the path 3 - Check pwd and directory.JPG Step 4: Export the path with rootKali-Git being the working directory and gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf-4.7bin being the directory and bin directory contained within that you just cloned from git 4 - Export Kali.JPG Step 5: Clone the kali-arm-build-scripts from github 5 - Clone Kali Arm Scripts.JPG.

CONFIGLOCALVERSION-v7 to CONFIGLOCALVERSION-v7 you only need to add a to the end.

Change kernel.JPG.

Step 17: I then copied the boot loader partition from the Raspbian image over and replaced the files that had been installed on the Kali Pi image just created.

Step 18: Create a folder in the Kali Pi lib directory on the main partition called modules 18 - Kali mkdir.JPG Step 19: Copy the directory 3.18.5-v7 from the Raspbian image over to the Kali Pi libmodules directory.

Kali kernel module.JPG Result: Kali Pi is booting up and X is also working and I have to say it is extremely fast The first Pi was so slow compared to this and I only ever used it via SSH and used the terminal.

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I dont think I can use the old one any longer now after this, I might re-purpose it as something but from now all focus is on the RPi 2 One added piece of information to note is that you need to run apt-get update apt-get upgrade if you want to see all the tools available in the GUI as they do not appear until you do that.

The startx command does also work) so if anyone knows a fix for this reply please.

The only problem is that kali only sees 118Mb of ram and cant use all the 1Gb.

Cyberkryption seems to have things working fully though, I have to look into recompiling the kernel after work tomorrow.

The steps on his blog are working but will take some time to compile, so patience is key here.

I have updated the steps on my blog post also to show the steps involved and where it currently is sitting for me at the make modules step.

Nearly there though only the following to go make modules install sudo cp bootkernel.img bootkernel-bup.img sudo cp archarmbootImage bootkernel.img velix your issue may be due to the image on your SD card not using the full amount of space available, you can start gparted in kali in the terminal by typing gparted without the quotes and following the steps in the guide here just google raspbian resize partition for more info.

If you run vmstat -s -S M egrep memswap what output are you seeing for your memory.

So i wanted to try cyberkryptions way, the only thing im confused about is the kernel recompile.