Help Kali linux

[jerson18]

Mga idol patulong nman po ifix to

im using
Virtual box latest and latest kali iso + latest extension pack

Error: Can't attach USB device

 

[PHC-Coder]

If you're encountering an error like "Error: Can't attach USB device" in VirtualBox when trying to connect a USB device to your Kali Linux virtual machine, there are several potential reasons and solutions you can try:

1. USB Settings in VirtualBox:
   • Make sure that the USB device is properly connected to your host machine.
   • In VirtualBox, ensure that the USB device is not currently being used by the host. You may need to disconnect it from the host before connecting it to the virtual machine.
2. USB Filters:
   • In the settings of your virtual machine, go to the "USB" tab.
   • Check if you have any USB filters enabled. USB filters can automatically connect certain USB devices to the virtual machine when it starts. If there are filters, try disabling them temporarily to see if that resolves the issue.
3. USB Compatibility:
   • In the settings of your virtual machine, go to "System" and then "Motherboard."
   • Ensure that the "Enable I/O APIC" option is checked. Some USB issues may be resolved by enabling this option.
4. USB Controller Type:
   • In the settings of your virtual machine, go to "USB."
   • Try changing the USB controller type. For example, if you are using USB 3.0, try switching to USB 2.0 or vice versa.
5. VirtualBox Extension Pack:
   • Ensure that you have the latest version of VirtualBox installed on your host machine.
   • Install the VirtualBox Extension Pack that matches your VirtualBox version. The Extension Pack includes additional features, including support for USB 2.0 and 3.0 devices.
6. User Permissions:
   • Make sure that your user account has the necessary permissions to access USB devices. On Linux, you might need to be a member of the vboxusers group.
     
     
     

     sudo usermod -aG vboxusers your_username

     
     
     
     
   Replace your_username with your actual username, and restart your system.
7. USB Drivers in Guest OS:
   • Ensure that the necessary USB drivers are installed in your Kali Linux virtual machine. Sometimes, installing or updating the VirtualBox Guest Additions can help.
8. Reconnect USB Device:
   • Disconnect the USB device from your host machine, restart the virtual machine, and then try reconnecting the USB device.

Remember to safely eject the USB device from your host operating system before attaching it to the virtual machine.
If you've tried these steps and are still experiencing issues, please provide more details about the specific error message or any other relevant information for further assistance.

 

[jerson18]

ok na may prob tlga virtual box , gumamit ako ng vmware working nmn

 

[PHC-Coder]

ok na may prob tlga virtual box , gumamit ako ng vmware working nmn

glad to hear na oks na

 

[jerson18]

glad to hear na oks na

haha oo lods start na manghäçk ng wifi ng kapit bahay

 

[PHC-Coder]

haha oo lods start na manghäçk ng wifi ng kapit bahay

good luck lods, sana ma ***** mo ng air*****

 

[N E G A N]

haha oo lods start na manghäçk ng wifi ng kapit bahay

pa feedback kung naka kuha mo wifi pass nila boss haha.

at kung anong method gamit mo narin po

 

[PHC-Coder]

pa feedback kung naka kuha mo wifi pass nila boss haha.

at kung anong method gamit mo narin po

lods paano yung ganyan?

 

[N E G A N]

lods paano yung ganyan?

View attachment 2845423

For contributor special feature yan kuys eh hehe

 

[PHC-Coder]

For contributor special feature yan kuys eh hehe

d ko makita lods requirements ng contrib
pa send nga link dito

 

[N E G A N]

d ko makita lods requirements ng contrib
pa send nga link dito

Tutorial - PHC Contributor group extra features

yan kuys

 

[jerson18]

pa feedback kung naka kuha mo wifi pass nila boss haha.

at kung anong method gamit mo narin po

meron ako nakuha mga pass using Wifite gamit ko tp link tl-wn722n (haha subok lng baguhan palang sa linux)

 

[N E G A N]

meron ako nakuha mga pass using Wifite gamit ko tp link tl-wn722n (haha subok lng baguhan palang sa linux)

nice lakas po

 

[jerson18]

nice lakas po

Thanks sir, medyo ginagamay pa

 

[TunoNimo]

meron ako nakuha mga pass using Wifite gamit ko tp link tl-wn722n (haha subok lng baguhan palang sa linux)

Magkano bili mo?may 5g bayan?

 

[jerson18]

Magkano bili mo?may 5g bayan?

300+ sir, 2.4 lng meron , if gusto mo 5g alfa wifi adapter

 

[M171]

Sa device management lang yan lods sa virtual machine e check mo kung nka enable

 

[3-Style]

300+ sir, 2.4 lng meron , if gusto mo 5g alfa wifi adapter

malakas ba yung signal nyan? malakas sumagap at bumato? test mo

 

[TunoNimo]

300+ sir, 2.4 lng meron , if gusto mo 5g alfa wifi adapter

Magkano kaya?

 

[42697262]

meron ako nakuha mga pass using Wifite gamit ko tp link tl-wn722n (haha subok lng baguhan palang sa linux)

na try mo ba mag capture ng packets with TP-Link W722N? meron din ako ganyan pero issue ko is hindi sya mag receive ng Acknowledgement. I believe na hindi kaya sa device mag monitor ng data sa packets. Ang kaya lang nya ay dataframes. Or baka may mali lang sa setup ko

If you're encountering an error like "Error: Can't attach USB device" in VirtualBox when trying to connect a USB device to your Kali Linux virtual machine, there are several potential reasons and solutions you can try:

1. USB Settings in VirtualBox:
   • Make sure that the USB device is properly connected to your host machine.
   • In VirtualBox, ensure that the USB device is not currently being used by the host. You may need to disconnect it from the host before connecting it to the virtual machine.
2. USB Filters:
   • In the settings of your virtual machine, go to the "USB" tab.
   • Check if you have any USB filters enabled. USB filters can automatically connect certain USB devices to the virtual machine when it starts. If there are filters, try disabling them temporarily to see if that resolves the issue.
3. USB Compatibility:
   • In the settings of your virtual machine, go to "System" and then "Motherboard."
   • Ensure that the "Enable I/O APIC" option is checked. Some USB issues may be resolved by enabling this option.
4. USB Controller Type:
   • In the settings of your virtual machine, go to "USB."
   • Try changing the USB controller type. For example, if you are using USB 3.0, try switching to USB 2.0 or vice versa.
5. VirtualBox Extension Pack:
   • Ensure that you have the latest version of VirtualBox installed on your host machine.
   • Install the VirtualBox Extension Pack that matches your VirtualBox version. The Extension Pack includes additional features, including support for USB 2.0 and 3.0 devices.
6. User Permissions:
   • Make sure that your user account has the necessary permissions to access USB devices. On Linux, you might need to be a member of the vboxusers group.
     
     
     

     sudo usermod -aG vboxusers your_username

     
     
     
     
     Replace your_username with your actual username, and restart your system.
7. USB Drivers in Guest OS:
   • Ensure that the necessary USB drivers are installed in your Kali Linux virtual machine. Sometimes, installing or updating the VirtualBox Guest Additions can help.
8. Reconnect USB Device:
   • Disconnect the USB device from your host machine, restart the virtual machine, and then try reconnecting the USB device.

Remember to safely eject the USB device from your host operating system before attaching it to the virtual machine.
If you've tried these steps and are still experiencing issues, please provide more details about the specific error message or any other relevant information for further assistance.

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