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Installing Kali Linux Guide
The best way to install Linux is to set a separate partition for it.
1_Insert your ram (atleast 16GB preferred class 10)
2_Install (Aparted) app for Android
3_Follow instructions and set atleast 8GB as ext4 for Linux installation and remain other for your own use (something like this: https://ibb.co/hSHYmQ)
4_then go into the Linux deploy, swipe right and go into settings
5_enable (lock screen), (wake lock), (CLI), (TELNET), (Localhost)
6_tap REMOVE ENV and UPDATE ENV
7_head back and click on download icon and set options like this:
Contain method: chroot (proot didn't work for me)
Distribution: Kali Linux
Architecture: Armhf
Distribution suite: Kali-rolling (It's better and newer)
Installation type: partition
Installation Path: /dev/block/mmcblk1p2 (if you set like me it's ok...if not and set ext4 in first row at Aparted app then replace p2 with p1, they mean partition number)
File system: ext4
Username: Android
User Password: (needed for vnc only)
Privileged user: root
DNS: Automatic
Localization: POSIX
INIT: (if you know how to work with, enable it...otherwise it's not needed, leave disabled)
MOUNTS: (Just like INIT)
SSH: enable (leave settings unaffected)
GUI: enable
Graphics subsystem: VNC (It's better than others)
GUI settings Depth: 24Bit
DPI: 75
width: 1600 height: 900 (I set them at this numbers because nowdays 16:9 is a good aspect ratio and native with many monitors and also you won't encounter problems with programs that are a bit large, so I recommend changing it from the default value, that resolution is not compatible for some apps they go out of border :/ )
VNC Options: (leave unaffected)
Desktop environment: LXDE (what you desire, but that's my recommendation)
8_now head back and click the three dot menu and tap on install and wait until installation finishes
9_now connect to 127.0.0.1 with your password in vnc viewer app (recommend com.realvnc.viewer.android)
1_Some packages cannot be retrieved/validated and get error/ignored, and thus Linux installed incomplete.
-check your Internet connection and make sure it is stable and fast
-Some packages are restricted or filtered (503), try this method: Install (Orbot) and go into options and enable (transparent proxy) and start the tor then start the installation
-Just hit the stop button again after the first stop command finished and try it again until you get (the container is not mounted)
-Some applications require SU permission and some even don't respond if not in SU mode (for example synaptic package manager or Zenmap)
-Open a terminal and write "sudo" and type the application command (for example "synaptic") It should run now.
-Try making the "fat32" partition at first.
-eject SD card and inset it again, it should be known as a normal SD card now.
-remember to choose "use as a portable storage" so that the android won't reformat the SD card again back to it's default.
-Open the menu (start button at windows) and go to perfences and click on "customize look and feel", it should be fixed.
-proot is same as chroot but without the need of root access, however proot didn't worked for me so if you have root, just use the chroot then.
-go to gsmarena.com and search your phone model and look for its cpu Architecture and select yours.
-ARMEL: for 32Bit devices at Armv4
-ARMHF: for 32Bit devices at Armv7 or higher.
-ARM64: for 64Bit devices with Arm chipset.
-i386: for 32Bit devices with Intel or AMD CPU.
AMD64: for 64Bit devices with Intel or AMD CPU.
-If they are numbers, then higher is better and more stable
-If they are names, go to the distribution website and see what's their latest build codename and choose that.
-for example: Kali Linux new build name is "Kali-rolling" and Ubuntu new build name that is available in the app is "yakkety".
Hope this helps Good luck and farewell---
---Somebodyhura