The next task involves add an entry for Kali Linux in Windows 7’s boot menu.ģ. Continue.Īfter installation, the computer will reboot into Windows 7. This is where you have to specify where GRUB should be installed. However, for setting up this dual-boot system, we want GRUB in the boot partition. You’ll need it later.īy default, the installer will want to install GRUB, the boot loader, in the Master Boot Record (MBR). Make note of the device number of the boot partition. With all the partitions created, scroll to “Finish partitioning and write changes to disk.” Continue. Scroll to “Done setting up the partition,” then click Continue. To specify that it be used as a Swap partition, double-click the “Use as” line.
Here are the default details of the new partition. Scroll to “Done setting up the partition,” then click Continue.įor the home partition, I gave it a disk space of 100 GB. Here are the details of the new partition. For the test installation, I gave it 60 GB, which is way too much, so you do not have to do the same. A new installation of Kali Linux takes up about 6.4 GB of disk space, so any amount greater than that will do.
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