Why doesn't Kali want to install?

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lik1732020-12-14 12:06:17

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lik173, 2020-12-14 12:06:17

There are images of kali from the site and getmyos.com, I
run the installer and the graph. The installation seems to be all right,
but it copies the files ... I re-plug the USB flash drive and it works ...
BUT! Then the components go and are not recorded in any.
How so?
There seems to be enough space (24400mb)
Why?

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Cat on the Moon, 2020-12-14
@lik173

Seems to be

I replug the flash drive and it works...

Why are you doing it? This is clearly not a setup.
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Kali Linux images in most cases are suitable for:
A) Live on USB/SDHC with persistence.
B) Install Kali Linux using CD (not USB/SDHC).
C) Live Boot.
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To be precise, Kali does not allow you to install itself from a flash drive. If you have an image rebuilt for installation from a flash drive, then your 28gb will not be enough. Kali needs at least 30/32GB, half will be occupied by her programs from the full build, 1/4 will be reserved for updates, 1/4 for Swap and 2/4 for you.
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Before installing, I advise you to format the disk on which the installation is being installed in exFat (stupid, but if you decide to put it on the same flash drive that you booted from, nothing will work for sure) and try it in Text Mode or even from an expert and Text Mode. Installation will take no more than 1.5-3 hours.
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Hope it helps. Good luck experimenting.