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-A few days ago I installed kali linux 2020.3 to dual boot together with windows 10, everything worked fine until I tried to enter kali linux and I got a series of errors (4 in particular), for 4 days I have been looking for the error all over the internet but I can't find the solution.
(I use GRUB to start one or another operating system)
You going by file date? Most likely it's the dvd revision date. Usually, the version shows in /usr/doc or /usr/share/doc where acpi's documentation is.
Presuming it's recent, I've no ideas for you. I would go through the files in /var/log, and dmesg to look for ACPI errors. Given that it's Kali, things could have been hardened which means patches.
You going by file date? Most likely it's the dvd revision date. Usually, the version shows in /usr/doc or /usr/share/doc where acpi's documentation is.
Presuming it's recent, I've no ideas for you. I would go through the files in /var/log, and dmesg to look for ACPI errors. Given that it's Kali, things could have been hardened which means patches.
I don't like to tell you this but I don't understand you very well, recently I tried to get into this kali i tal
Just checked those today. The basic point is that Kali Linux is a tool for experts to go pen testing with. It is a stripped down Debian, so all bells and whistles do not work, even for those experts. Somewhere, I read that Parrot OS may suit your needs better.
Just checked those today. The basic point is that Kali Linux is a tool for experts to go pen testing with. It is a stripped down Debian, so all bells and whistles do not work, even for those experts. Somewhere, I read that Parrot OS may suit your needs better.
I understand, I have read the text of the 2 links that you left me and in part I have to agree with you since answering very simple questions must be a bit tedious, especially thanks for recommending the Parrot SO since it is what I was looking for an operating system to do tests of all kinds, thanks for your attention
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ACPI error AE_NOT_FOUND
