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Kali Linux on Raspberry Pi - kickthemout issue #47
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It's probably because Scapy is installed on Kali out of the box. Try removing it with apt-get: And after it reinstalling it with pip: |
Thanks for getting back to me, but that is still not working. I try to run "python kcikthemout.py" and I get the same error " Requirements have not been properly satisfied. Please try running.." |
I would have to guess that it doesn't work on your RPI, because it is ARM. |
It works on RPI for sure, running fine for me on Raspbian. |
same here. doesnt work. This its maby because of different python release? will try to "rewrite" some of the errors i got earlyer and try again. Il post if i fix it :) |
Sounds good. Let us know how it goes. :) |
did yhis ever work for you? im planning on doing this on my pi |
Forgot the whole thing and never tried.
I think its the Python versions or something.
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did yhis ever work for you? im planning on doing this on my pi
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Having serious issues getting kickthemout to work have cloned it from github, and downloaded scapy and still not working. Have tried to uninstall scapy but wont let me I try running the command "sudo pip uninstall scapy" and I get a message "Not uninstalling scapy at /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages, outside enviroment/usr. I have tried a lot of the solutions given to no avail. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Edit - Works fine on a Kali Linux Virtual Machine, could it be to do with the pi being a fresh install or something?
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