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This hack works on many different OS and I’m still testing them out. This is a really cool hack that I’ve managed to find and sharing this I hope will expose many to the wonders of Limbo.

You just installed Kali without root on your Android phone. Login using root as username and toor as the password. On success, you should be welcomed to the login screen. It depends on your system how fast Kali will boot. You can install the system if you want to. Now use your bluetooth keyboard and select live boot.

You should be welcomed to the boot screen. Make sure you’ve selected your new system. The last step is to boot into your new configured system by clicking on the arrow at the top. The higher the RAM the better your system will run, but if you set the RAM to high, the app will crash. I left the other settings unchanged, but depending on your device, you might need to adjust the settings to fit your needs.

Hard Disk A: Hit New and type in kali linux and set to 4 GB.

The next step is to configure Limbo to boot into your image file. Once downloaded, make sure you copy and paste it into you /sdcard.

Image File (For this tutorial we are using Kali)įirst of all, unless you have a really good Android phone, head over and download the Kali Linux light image.

Android Phone (At least 2GB free disk space).

With all that being said, I hope my first post on this forum is a good one and I’m open to feedback. I think you could call this app a VM since as far as I can tell, it works like a VM. iso file and boot into it from your Android phone.

No this is not a Debian No Root app that you can see in the playstore, but instead a Limbo PC Emulator. As the name suggest, we are gonna try running Linux on Android without Root. I’ve been lurking on the forum quite a bit now and after some thought, I decided to share this cool hack with you.