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Hi guys, I've got a question regarding Kali Linux.
I'm learning a ton these last couple of days (I'm following online courses in cyber security), but my curiosity is taking over control and I'm basically just playing and messing around with all the tools and systems and part of my learning process is screwing my Kali install so much, I have to re-install the whole thing again :D.
I'm now trying to figure out a way to save the installation I have in to a custom ISO to speed up the whole re-install process. I've found this official document online, but I'd like to know if I'm over complicating things by doing this: https://www.kali.org/docs/development/live-build-a-custom-kali-iso/
The reason why I'm reinstalling as much currently is, I've bought a TP-link TP-WN722N, but I could only get the V3 in my country. There are some workarounds I found online to get the V3 in monitor mode. I've messed up that installation twice now, forcing me to reinstall my OS again because the wifi adapter wasn't recognized anymore. A re-install fixed the issue for me.I now want to follow all the steps again, but to prevent me from reinstalling the whole thing again (updates, and custom settings), I thought I could make a custom image and install it from there if I mess up the next time.
I'd love to hear if I'm on the right track following the official document (linked above) or if there are way more suitable ways of doing this.
Thanks in advance!
Edit: I run Kali Linux natively on a old Macbook pro from late 2011. I've dedicated this laptop I wasn't using anymore for learning Kali Linux and Cyber security so I'm not running a virtual machine or anything.