Xeno26

Thanks anyways man

Normally I don't do this. I'm competent in math and if I need help I consult google or wolfram alpha, however neither of those can help in this situation. I only need help on 10 and 12, the others I understand. Here's the question: Also it's due tomorrow so I could ask the teacher but I would prefer not to.

Thanks, I don't think it will work then but I appreciate the help.

It is indeed an internal card but is there anyway I could make it appear as a USB?

I did that and it downloaded but then it said "Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?". When I ran apt-get update it said " Err:1 http://http.kali.org/kali kali-rolling InRelease Could not resolve 'http.kali.org'" then says that it's reading packing lists then it basically says it couldn't resolve the URL again. When I ran the --fix-missing with the command you gave me and it did what it normally does but at it returned "Internal error, ordering was unable to handle the media swap"

I will follow the directions on the website, thanks.

I've downloaded the expansion pack, if that's what you mean.

These is the settings in Kali and when I select blue tooth it says "No blue tooth found. Plug in dongle to use blue tooth"

I do have the addon installed. Should I just look up a video on how to mount a USB?

I have Kali Linux running inside Virtual Box and the other day I was trying to use the built in blue tooth dongle (on a Lenovo y410p) but Kali said that the device was not found. I figured that I'd have to set it up through Virtual Box. I tried using a COM port but it always said that it couldn't find the dongle so I looked through the USB settings but I couldn't figure out how those settings worked. Does Virtual Box support internal blue tooth dongles and if it does, how do I set it up? Note: I'm not using Kali for any malicious purposes but rather to learn more about the Linux environment and computers in general. If I do use any of the pen testing tools Kali provides, it's used on devices that I own.

That worked great, thank you!

I will try it, thanks.

It is currently formatted for NTFS

I have a USB that I had been using as a bootable drive and it had been formatted multiple times, however when I tried to use it as a normal thumb drive (after reformatting it again) it claimed to only have about 3gb (empty) when the USB is actually 32gb. I looked through the properties and every where else I could think of but I couldn't figure what exactly I needed to do to regain those 29gbs. I would rather not buy another one so any ideas are welcomed

I want to buy a 1080 but (obviously) I want to get it as cheap as possible. I was looking at the founders edition ($700) but then I found this card ($639 - $20 mail-in rebate) which is cheaper and also comes overclocked. I haven't done a ton of research in to 1080's and I need help deciding if this is the card I should get or if instead there's a cheaper card.