My Kali version is Kali 2021.2

It works on windows it even shows on list of usb devices on virtual box but won’t come up on kali

Ifconfig only gives eth0 and l0

airsaylongcome:


Share your environment spec?

Kali version
Hardware spec? (x86, x64 or ARM architecture)

I run Kali off a Raspberry Pi and that USB dongle works. Are you 100% the cable is good? Tried to connect it on Windows to see if it works there?

Finding supported Wi-Fi hardware locally is often a challenge

BarrSly:
My Kali version is Kali 2021.2

It works on windows it even shows on list of usb devices on virtual box but won’t come up on kali

Ifconfig only gives eth0 and l0

Are you running Kali in a VM? Have you installed the VBox add on?

I am running it on virtual box.

Hmm Vbox guest addition is one thing I don’t think I have done.. let me check that out thanks chief .

airsaylongcome:


Are you running Kali in a VM? Have you installed the VBox add on?

Didn’t solve it either.. almost giving up on this thing..

airsaylongcome:


Are you running Kali in a VM? Have you installed the VBox add on?

Hey guys, I'm also new to the whole Kali experience, I'm taking a cyber security course tho. But I'd advice to use the internet to troubleshoot most of the troubles you're having. Try watching this..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEXwOkyYNL0

BarrSly:


Bro it hasn’t been easy oo stuff arrived yesterday and it’s been a battle.. Kali won’t even recognize it when I run the ‘lsusb’ line.

What do I do bro?

Switch to Vmware workstation. After installing and launching the Kali instance, navigate to VM, removable devices and select your adapter to the Kali VM.
Alternatively, you can plug it in after running the Kali instance. It should prompt you on whether you want to use the adapter on the host OS or Kali VM.

Yea I think I’ll switch to VMware ...

The alternate option doesn’t seem to apply on windows but Mac.

Thanks once again.

EvilSec:

Switch to Vmware workstation. After installing and launching the Kali instance, navigate to VM, removable devices and select your adapter to the Kali VM.
Alternatively, you can plug it in after running the Kali instance. It should prompt you on whether you want to use the adapter on the host OS or Kali VM.