Dummy question.
On one of my Kali Linux installations there isn't enough space on /boot. So, installing a new kernel image fails.
Usually this is caused by having too many old kernels installed. But I my case I only have the running kernel installed. But the initrds have a size of ~200MB. As the initrds on a different Kali system are only around 125 MB I wonder if something goes wrong creating the initrds? Any ideas what I should check?
I recently installed @elementary and was delighted (thank to @amirbkhan for point me to it 🙂)
This brought me to the idea how to get that #Kali tools to #elemntaryOS
And I remembered there is a #Debian tool to select a collection of related software, e.g. for a desktop or development system.
I had to search a bit, but it is called tasksel
https://wiki.debian.org/tasksel
And checking a Kali installation using
tasksel --list-tasks
it turns out Kali has predefined task selections like
and many more.
So, installing the tools on Elementary OS should be just adding the Kali repository and installing the relevant task(s) 😃
