Kali boot usb drive not showing up in boot menu

ItamarCohen wrote:

...After that I press on the Macintosh HD because I don't want to recover my Mac; So I press on it and when my computer opens it immediately shows me the The disk you attached was not readable by this computer. Warning/Error.

It appears that in the process that the creation of the Kali Linux drive, it corrupted the EFI boot loader for your main drive.

What you may try is return to recovery and use Disk Utility within it and run Disk First Aid on the the drive, the container, and then the volumes within the drives container.

If that fails to resolve the issue then enter recovery once again and re-install macOS and see if that fixes things.

Kali on the Apple M1

As we announced in Kali 2021.1 we supported installing Kali Linux on Parallels on Apple Silicon Macs, well with 2021.4, we now also support it on the VMware Fusion Public Tech Preview thanks to the 5.14 kernel having the modules needed for the virtual GPU used. We also have updated the open-vm-tools package, and Kali’s installer will automatically detect if you are installing under VMware and install the open-vm-tools-desktoppackage, which should allow you to change the resolution out of the box. As a reminder, this is still a previewfrom VMware, so there may be some rough edges. There is no extra documentation for this because the installation process is the same as VMWare on 64-bit and 32-bit Intel systems, just using the arm64 ISO.

As a reminder, virtual machines on Apple Silicon are still limited to arm64 architecture only.

That is what it is indicating.

The VM must also be Compatible with the Apple Silicon M1 ARMS CPU in this computer.

Plus the Linux Kali must also have the ARMS Machine Code in its kernel to be able to run in a VM

That is because the Bootable Installer of Kali Linux is probably in a format ext4 that is unknown by the computer

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