7 Steps to running Kali w/ GUI on an M1 Mac
Notes on how to get a working kali GUI on an M1 Mac.N

7 Steps to running Kali w/ GUI on an M1 Mac

Setup the hypervisor

  1. Install UTM from the app store

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Install guest os (Kali)

2. Download and boot the M1 installer image , create a VM following the method outlined below

https://www.kali.org/docs/virtualization/install-utm-guest-vm/

During the install I would recommend using the standard installer rather than the graphic installer.

Enable clipboard sharing

3. Enable clipboard sharing in UTM then install spice-vdagent (apt-get install spice-vdagent)?

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Enable disk/folder sharing between the kali guest and mac host

4. Enable sharing and Configure a mount point in UTM for sharing (create a folder in Mac OS, then configure UTM to point to the folder in the shared folder configuration in the UI in the Virtual machine configuration)

5. Install davfs2 - (apt-get install davfs2)

6. Update fstab with a text editor adding the line:

https://localhost:9843/mnt/dav daufs _netdev, user 0 0

7. Mount the share folder?

sudo mount /mnt/dav?

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For more info on auto-mount configuration using davfs2 see - https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Davfs2

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This article helped me. Thanks for sharing.

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