At the same time, settings are not saved after a system reboot when using Kali Live DVD. Virtual machines can be extremely useful in this case. In today's blog post, we'll look at how to set up Kali Linux as a virtual machine in VirtualBox (VM). Note: You Can Enter Any Name You Want Here I Am Going With Default Name. Hard disk: Create a virtual hard disk now Note: Here I Have Given 4GB As Ram Size You Can Set As Per Your System Requirements.Īlthough you should allow enough unallocated memory to operate your host OS, the VM memory capacity must be large enough to run a guest OS. Hit Create to continue and configure a new virtual hard disk. The VM folder is intended for storing virtual disc files (such folder is selected by default).
It must be at least 20 GB in size.Īfter creating a new VM, some additional settings must be configured.
Select your recently created virtual machine and open the VM settings. Go to Display > Screen and set Video Memory to 128 MB. Then, select Enable 3D acceleration from the drop-down menu (optional).
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