[mothered]

How does Parrot function on a live boot?

I assume you've Installed both OSes on two separate partitions, each dedicated to their own?

[darkninja1980]

if you keep on having problems with your dual boot right. Just use A VM.

[I_AM]

How does Parrot function on a live boot?

I assume you've Installed both OSes on two separate partitions, each dedicated to their own?

i have installed parrot os in a seprate partition in my hdd

[I_AM]

if you keep on having problems with your dual boot right. Just use A VM.

i have total 8gb of ram and in vm i can't use ttal 8gb of ram but in dual boot parrot os can run in it's full power so many tools can runs faster that's why i am not using vm

[Pinkz0rd]

try to install it again, maybe you did something wrong, edit, don't forget the swap partition

[darkninja1980]

if you keep on having problems with your dual boot right. Just use A VM.

i have total 8gb of ram and in vm i can't use ttal 8gb of ram but in dual boot parrot os can run in it's full power so many tools can runs faster that's why i am not using vm

well why I said something about having a vm because I had the same problem as you.

[I_AM]

try to install it again, maybe you did something wrong, edit, don't forget the swap partition

well i did't swap the partion what is the use of that

[mothered]

if you keep on having problems with your dual boot right. Just use A VM.

i have total 8gb of ram and in vm i can't use ttal 8gb of ram but in dual boot parrot os can run in it's full power so many tools can runs faster that's why i am not using vm

How does It behave as a live OS?

I'm just trying to establish whether It's an Installation/storage Issue.

[Drako]

but in live boot if i update and upgrade my os(because some tools/scripts requires that) the updates will be not saved so in another live boot i have to againg update the os

There is a way to save changes made on your live boot. I can't explain now though.

you mean  persistent storage

No it uses a partition on your USB.

[Pinkz0rd]

try to install it again, maybe you did something wrong, edit, don't forget the swap partition

well i did't swap the partion what is the use of that

follow the tutorial:
https://www.tecmint.com/parrot-security-...anonymity/

check step 15