VMware Fusion Player – Personal Use LicenseĪircrack-ng/aircrack-ng: WiFi security auditing tools suite ( ) Utmapp/UTM: Virtual machines for iOS and macOS ( ) The iwconfig should show the wireless adapter, in my case it was wlan0. Supposedly this might work also sudo dkms autoinstall, but I didn't test this. Navigate to the cloned directory: cd rtl8812auĬompile the module and install compatible drivers: sudo make dkms_install Install dkms which is a framework where device driver source code can be compiled into the existing Linux kernel. Then clone the wireless drivers git repository under your location of choice. If some other distro, ensure it is: sudo apt-get install git If this is Kali Linux, git should already be installed. sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)

We'll have to try finding a compatible driver. Running the iwconfig command shows no wireless adapters: Then once booted onto the desktop, I opened up a terminal and updated apt-get index and all installed packages. I ensured that the USB wifi adapter which was detected by Mac OS was directed to the Linux VM. VMWare FusionĪfter installing VMWare Fusion and having Kali Linux installed correctly. Since this Alpha USB wifi adapter uses the RealTek drivers, I was hoping it would work. It seems that both Parallels and VMWare Fusion 13 (free for personal use with registration) will work with Kali Linux and certain USB wifi adapters. After googling around it seems that the version 2022.3 works for now with UTM. With version 2022.4, I wasn't able to get the installed VM to boot. All that was shown with iwconfig was the virtualized ethernet port and no USB wifi network adapters. Make sure you download the ARM64 versions of either the live boot or the installer. I've been able to install Kali Linux and live boot Kali Linux on two different VMs through UTM on Mac OS Ventura (13.1), however, I was never able to get the Alpha USB adapter ( AWUS036ACS) to be detected.

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