UPDATE (03/29/21):At the time of writing this blog post, Kali 2020.4 was the latest version and these instructions have been verified using that version.
With the help of Cyprien Laplace, we can now run Kali Linux on ESXi-Arm! You can find the detailed instructions below including installing VMware Tools for Kali Linux running on ESXi-Arm. However, there is an issue when attempting to install grub during Step 16 where it can not locate an EFI partition. Similiar to Raspberry Pi OS, the techniques outlined in this blog post can be used to convert the image-based system to a Virtual Machine that ESXi-Arm can then run natively. A few folks have been trying to get Kali Linux, a Debian-derived Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing, to run on ESXi-Arm.
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