[*] Configuring NetHunter for Termux ... ./install-nethunter-termux: line 361: chroot/kali-arm64/etc/resolv.conf: No such file or directory ~ $

[Abbas0N]

[*] Configuring NetHunter for Termux ...
./install-nethunter-termux: line 361: chroot/kali-arm64/etc/resolv.conf: No such file or directory
~ $

[Abbas0N]

I deleted and downloaded Kali more than once and it did not solve it despite the availability of all files. I do not know what the problem is.

[HEBEI77]

Do you have root?

[Abbas0N]

هل لديك الروت؟

No

[Misyakuji]

I encountered the same problem; my phone is running Xiaomi HyperOS 2.

[TheRebo]

[*] Configuring NetHunter for Termux ... ./install-nethunter-termux: line 361: chroot/kali-arm64/etc/resolv.conf: No such file or directory ~ $

!!! I USED THE OFFICIAL INSTALLER SCRIPT (https://www.kali.org/docs/nethunter/nethunter-rootless/) !!!

Okay, this is indeed an error from their script (Kali Nethunter Official). If it's not, then what else?

So they changed the directory of the Nethunter into the "chroot" folder (because previously the directory was in HOME) and at first it was safe, but I don't know why now it's like that (I don't know what they changed).

So the solution (for now) is to "slightly" edit the installer script (install-nethunter-termux):

1. Find this line of code in the script file (CHROOT=chroot/kali-${SYS_ARCH})
2. DELETE the part that I quoted (CHROOT="chroot/"kali-${SYS_ARCH}), so delete the "chroot/" part.
3. That's it, run the script as usual.

Hope this helps :)

[TheRebo]

I encountered the same problem; my phone is running Xiaomi HyperOS 2.

!!! I USED THE OFFICIAL INSTALLER SCRIPT (https://www.kali.org/docs/nethunter/nethunter-rootless/) !!!

Okay, this is indeed an error from their script (Kali Nethunter Official). If it's not, then what else?

So they changed the directory of the Nethunter into the "chroot" folder (because previously the directory was in HOME) and at first it was safe, but I don't know why now it's like that (I don't know what they changed).

So the solution (for now) is to "slightly" edit the installer script (install-nethunter-termux):

1. Find this line of code in the script file (CHROOT=chroot/kali-${SYS_ARCH})
2. DELETE the part that I quoted (CHROOT="chroot/"kali-${SYS_ARCH}), so delete the "chroot/" part.
3. That's it, run the script as usual.

Hope this helps :)

[stan301]

I encountered the dame problem. The solution that worked for me was
1 $ mkdir chroot
2$ cp -r kali-arm64 chroot
After that, I rant the install again. For the third time.
3 ~$ ./install-nethunter-termux
After, follow tips and instructions here https://www.kali.org/docs/nethunter/nethunter-rootless/ before using.

[KerneLich]

Same issue, unrooted phone.

The installer is looking for a file but can't find one. The directory instructions for that file that cause the error are on the mentioned line.

You need to move the kali-arm64 folder to the specified directory or change the path on the script to where it actually is.

What I did was (assuming you're running from $HOME) :

mkddir ./chroot/
mv kali-arm64 ./chroot/
nano. /install-nethunter-termux

#where you go to the specified error line and correct the resolv.conf path to" /chroot/kali-arm64/ect/resolv.conf " or simply your path to kali-arm64 +" /ect/resolv.conf"