Dec 2014, 08:29Īllwood wrote:I have a TP-Link TL-WN722N Wireless USB adapter which uses the Atheros chipset. USB device 'Linksys WUSB6300' with UUID "Īnd when I use ifconfig or iwconfig in terminal, I get no wlan0 options, there is no wireless device detected. "Failed to attach the USB device Linksys WUSB6300 to the virtual machine Kali Linux. When I right-click on the USB device on the bottom right-hand corner after Kali boots and I'm logged on, I see the name of my USB but when I click it this message comes up:
How do you bind the virtual adapters with the to the USB? I also tried to go to the Settings > Network (in VirtualBox) and enabled the adapter for a bridged connection to my USB device and the same thing is happening. Is there a reason you need to use the NIC directly in the guest and not via the host? I always use them on the HOST and simply bind the GUEST'S virtual adapter to the HOST'S physical NIC in the NETWORK settings of the guest. Rootman wrote:I've never used a USB NIC (or normal NIC either) on a GUEST OS.
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