VIRTUALBox will not work for me always seem to be a problem with it sometimes it works then stops and a new problem
comes up. In virtual box i have the name kalibox, type Linux,version debian 64, image E:\kali-linux-2.0-amd64.iso
everything is as it should YET I get FAILURE NO BOOT MEDIUM FOUND SYSTEM HALTED
Please Can anyone understand this problem
FAILURE NO BOOT MEDIUM FOUND SYSTEM HALTED
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BillG
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Re: FAILURE NO BOOT MEDIUM FOUND SYSTEM HALTED
That simply means that the system cannot see the ISO image. Where exactly is it stored? What exactly do you see when you go to the Storage section of the Settings of the vm? Send a picture if you cannot describe it in words.
Bill
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mpack
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Re: FAILURE NO BOOT MEDIUM FOUND SYSTEM HALTED
Also make sure that CD boot is enabled in the boot order section of the settings.
Re: FAILURE NO BOOT MEDIUM FOUND SYSTEM HALTED
Thanks for your reply My ISO image is on my E drive,
Re: FAILURE NO BOOT MEDIUM FOUND SYSTEM HALTED
Thanks for your reply BUT Cant seem to find boot order sectionmpack wrote:Also make sure that CD boot is enabled in the boot order section of the settings.
Re: FAILURE NO BOOT MEDIUM FOUND SYSTEM HALTED
Hi I took note of what you said and sorted out the iso image by pointing to the file, the kali went through the process it said finish all the files seems to be
loaded at the end all i can now see is a black screen
loaded at the end all i can now see is a black screen
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mpack
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Re: FAILURE NO BOOT MEDIUM FOUND SYSTEM HALTED
If you have a new problem then start a new topic: and I suggest you create it in "Linux Guests".