Win32 Disk Imager and the unallocated partitions.
I am trying to make a bootable external hard drive using my Acer P110 and install Kali Linux 1.0.9a.
Here is the scenario , when i use the only tool that works, it creates on my external hard drive a partition , the same size with the kali linux 1.0.9a.iso 2.8GB of size . But my external hard drive is 500 GB(465 useable).
My question is , how can i utilize the remaining unallocated space , because before i migrate to Windows 7 to Linux , i need to backup many file and i only have 1 external hard drive. A whooping 157GB of backup copying back and forth for the 3rd time today , with 20MB/s max speed using USB 2.0 , started since 9 hours ago because RUFUS did not work, it has problems with Kali , and it was too late before i find out , so now back to square 1 and i will use Win32Disk Imager now.
Now, my question is , can i just increase the size of the allocated partition with ISO(will it affect the installation or so?) , or i need to create a new partition for the backup?
P.S i am new to linux its my first time , i decided last night to learn Penetration Testing instead of playing wow for 6 years straight , my life could had been better. But actually i know nothing in linux its my first time and this environment is new to me, in windows i am a professional. I have no power here.
Last edited by juliushonrada; 10-28-2014 at 10:11 AM.
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