The box contains the adapter, which looks like an oversize USB flash drive; screw-on antenna, a USB extension cord that's maybe 2 feet long, and a mini CD containing the drivers

Out of frustration and keyboard breaking RAAAAGE, I decided to say, "f--- it", and went ahead and installed a full copy of Kali onto a 20GB partition I made in my hard drive

downloaded the drive and unable to get online

like a breeze on my centos server, no drive needed.

(b) Kali hard drive install (c) Kali Nethunter 3.0 on a rooted tablet

When putting PCLinuxOS on an extra hard drive that I had, I couldn't get Linux to see the USB wireless adapter that I

(I have a dual boot set up on this hard drive, so can at least use with Win10

I bought this drive specifically for Linux, but while it works okay on 2.4 GHz (which is almost always congested) it doesn't support 5.0 GHz on modern/supported Linux kernels without an uphill fight

Unfortunately, the V of this product does not work with Kali linux.