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title: "Comment by Mike Logaciuk on \"Setup Kali Linux Like A Pro\" | Hashnode"
description: "Why not just install it in native mode? :)"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/setup-kali-linux-like-a-pro/63677bdade3c871e2d19a5ce/comment/6372adbf94b18c4621bd99d8"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/setup-kali-linux-like-a-pro/63677bdade3c871e2d19a5ce)

Comment [Setup Kali Linux Like A Pro](https://hashnode.com/posts/setup-kali-linux-like-a-pro/63677bdade3c871e2d19a5ce)

[Mike Logaciuk](https://hashnode.com/@mlog)

[Nov 14, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/setup-kali-linux-like-a-pro/63677bdade3c871e2d19a5ce/comment/6372adbf94b18c4621bd99d8)

Why not just install it in native mode? :)

[Muzzammil](https://hashnode.com/@humblemuzzu)

[Nov 15, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/setup-kali-linux-like-a-pro/63677bdade3c871e2d19a5ce/comment/6372adbf94b18c4621bd99d8#reply-6372fd88e6374a4765a18bc6)

In dual boot you have to allocate a definite amount of storage (min 50gb storage and 3gb of ram) and in the way I described you don't have to allocate that space 😊