I am trying to usb boot Kali Linux on my Windows 10 x64 laptop. I installed the ISO on a 16 GB flash with Rufus and booted successfully in Legacy mode. However since there was so much extra space I decided to add two partitions ( general storage and persistence).They are arranged like this: /dev/sdb1 F:Storage(NTFS) /dev/sdb2 Persistence(ext3) /dev/sdb3 Kali(FAT32)Now when I try to boot in Legacy there is a USB failure message. In UEFI it just goes to windows. I'm thinking the problem could be with the number of partitions, or the place mentof persistence before Kali, because it is also encrypted. Any suggestions?
Boot from third USB partition
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