I am running Kali 1.1 on Parallels 9 for Mac and am having some irritating issues.Firstly, the WiFi doesn't work (normal for use within a virtual machine, but also isn't working with my external wireless card with confirmed functioning chipset. I am hoping the second issue's solution will solve this one too.Parallel Tools  - I tried three or four different ways (from a virtual disc, copied to the Kali environment from the virtual disc [as it didn't have execute permissions on the disk itself], and also follwing several threads from forums - listed below). All of these attempts resulted in the an error message:      An error occurred whn downloading required components for Parallels Tools installation.      -Kernel sources      Install these components and try againI don't have any clues as to what sources may be missing.Any other ideas about how this might be solved? Anyone already done it?? I can't find anything else.Another thing I tried was to boot Kali from a USB drive (dual booting, not through virtually with Parallels), which took a long time as one must 'copy' the .iso file to the USB stick with the 'dd' funtion. This however also didn't work. It actually didn't even make it into Kali, it froze while still at the dual boot screen, subsequently blowing out my USB port, requiring a SMC reset on my macbook pro.All of these experiences are leading me to believe that Kali, running on kernel version 3.18 is simply not compatible with current versions of the other software involved.I would be greatful for any help. Here are 5 links to forums/methods I have used, none of which worked so far.https://superuser.com/questions/671747/cant-install-parallels-tools-on-debian-7-2-0https://forum.parallels.com/threads/parallels-tools-9-0-24229-and-kali-1-0-7.303731/forum (dot) parallels.com/threads/problem-installing-tools-on-3-18-kernel.327491/forum (dot) parallels.com/threads/trying-to-install-parallels-tools-on-kali-linux.327779/download (dot) parallels.com/desktop/v6/docs/en/Parallels_Desktop_Users_Guide/22570.htmEDIT #1: For a look at the log file, please follow the link in the first comment below from AustinMW:  naxrevlis (dot) com/?p=19EDIT #2: I have now just decided to dual boot from SSD, which is working as one would hope. I did manage to make a bootable Kali USB, using a program called Rufus in Windows, which created both EFI and BIOS boot methods.Thanks for your help in advance.
Kali 1.3 - Installing Parallel Tools
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