Mount /boot partition in Kali for Raspberry Pi

If you want to place your config file to /boot/config.txt in Kali Linux for Raspberry Pi as you did on Raspbian. You will find that /boot directory on Kali is not a boot partition.

To use the boot partition, you need to mount it.

Create the directory (I use /media/boot to avoid conflict with /boot)

$ mkdir /media/boot

Mount it permanently for all users

$ nano /etc/fstab

Edit the content of /etc/fstab as following:

/dev/mmcblk0p1   /media/boot   vfat   user,fmask=0111,dmask=0000   0   0

Now, you can use the boot partition for your config file via /media/boot which you can write it on your PC when you insert your SD Card to card reader on PC