I'm a newbie when it comes to dual booting, but at least I succeeded in dual booting once.
I just bought a new laptop with Windows 10. I am thinking on dual booting Linux (Probably Kali or BackBox because they are among the best Linux for ethical hacking) alongside it. These are my conditions as of now:
1) My laptop doesn't have any internal optical drive.
2) My external optical drive is currently being borrowed and will be back two weeks from now.
3) I have no USB drive available for installation media (and I'm not going to buy a new one if it's just used for dual booting and nothing more).
4) I am currently outside of my house and can't use other systems to set up dual booting.
5) I have only 1 hard drive (but I know how to create multiple partitions).
Do you know any possible way of dual booting with these conditions apply?
And one more thing, does dual booting work for 3 OS?
I appreciate any help for this.
*It's good to be back to the community after being inactive for almost a year.
I just bought a new laptop with Windows 10. I am thinking on dual booting Linux (Probably Kali or BackBox because they are among the best Linux for ethical hacking) alongside it. These are my conditions as of now:
1) My laptop doesn't have any internal optical drive.
2) My external optical drive is currently being borrowed and will be back two weeks from now.
3) I have no USB drive available for installation media (and I'm not going to buy a new one if it's just used for dual booting and nothing more).
4) I am currently outside of my house and can't use other systems to set up dual booting.
5) I have only 1 hard drive (but I know how to create multiple partitions).
Do you know any possible way of dual booting with these conditions apply?
And one more thing, does dual booting work for 3 OS?
I appreciate any help for this.
*It's good to be back to the community after being inactive for almost a year.
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