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I have a vision of the ultimate "setup drive". a 1TB external HDD, ventoy installed with a bunch of iso's loaded on it, and another partition for dotfiles, any drivers that aren't installed by default, porn, etc.

i tried this installation ventoy to dev/sdb successfully finished (in my case pen drive sdb)

all are ok but when i copy ISO files to the usb pendrive its not booting any operating system directly opening my host operating system i changed booting priority to usb only even its not booting why its so?

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But HOW do you copy the iso's to the first partition? Without mounting it doesn't work. And you can't mount /dev/sdb1 in read-write, so what exactly are you supposed to do? The Arch wiki doesn't say anything, and the ventoy docs don't say anything that I can find either.

I am wanting to manually install ventoy boot UEFI files to a "UFD" in windows to run a multiboot windows/linux iso environment;that being said i have attempted to use the "point and click" method of installing ventoy uefi boot files to a UFD with invalidation (idk...usb is not ready error??) errors so would like to know how i may install (manually mind you!!)the main "VENTOYEFI" boot files/folders to the USB so that i may add the payload iso files to choose from:windows setup/PE,Linux Live DIstros etc..

For example, on my machine, I ran:

sudo ventoy -I /dev/sda -r 50000

Which installed ventoy with 3 partitions: The normal ventoy partition, the hidden 30mb ventoy partition, and 50gb of unallocated space at the end.

Then, create a new folder called ventoy

Unzip the ventoy_vhdboot.zip file you downloaded, and locate the .img file (ventoy_vhtboot.img)

Copy the ventoy_vhdboot.img into this folder.

Make a new text file named ventoy_grub.cfg and also place it in the ventoy folder, with these contents:

However, if you would like to learn more about Ventoy and how to use the ventoy.json configuration file, learn what are the best options to use when creating your Ventoy drive, learn how to boot ISO and other payload files from Partition 3 of the Ventoy drive, run Linux files with persistence, automate the installation of Windows, install Windows 11 to a non-TPM system, create your own themes, etc, then it's all here!

Details are included on how to remove the Ventoy version menu string without needing to recompile are also included.

Technically it would be possible to patch a ventoy ISO copy (as file image) to be legacy bios bootable without the preamble stage, but UEFI boot requires the preamble and the ISO as a duly labelled partition.

hi, i use ventoy as bootloader on my computer, then use configfile (grub command) to load nixos grub menu. it is succes, i can enter to nixos grub menu from ventoy.

my problem is, with that schema i cant use OS prober on nixos. help me to create the configuration.nix

this is my configuration.nix

1.) i have some live iso file that i use daily so i need ventoy as bootloader.

if i use virtualbox it too heavy for my computer, only 2 core cpu, 2gb ram.

if i use flashdisk it too slow, only usb v2 port.

Hi,

I'm the developer of Ventoy (www.ventoy.net). I add support to OpenWrt in the latest release.

So we can just copy the OpenWrt img file to the USB stick and boot it through Ventoy.

But Ventoy needs the dm-mod module which is not included in the img by default.

So I have to provide a package to collect dm-mod file for all the versions. ( )

In the new release I will check the img file to check that whether the needed kernel modules are included already. If so then will NOT check the ventoy_openwrt.xz.

For test you can download the current ventoy_openwrt.xz to the USB and boot your img file even you have included the modules in the img file.

Ohh.

After you install Ventoy to the USB. The 1st partition is empty.

You need to create a ventoy directory and download the ventoy_openwrt.xz file and put it under the ventoy directory. Then you put the openwrt img file to the same partition and boot it.

There is nothing about the json file. I just mention the ventoy.json to say where to put the ventoy_openwrt.xz file.

download ventoy_openwrt.xz file from

As opposed to recreating a new ISO with the unattend file inside, this only involved importing the .xml file into a directory within the USB specified in the ventoy.json config and pairing it to the desired .iso image. Very straightforward and, in all honesty, much easier than the standard method which apparently doesn't work well in tandem with Ventoy.

Easy is being booted in an artificial environment, where the drive is seen as /dev/ventoy, or /dev/mapper/ventoy and the working-partition as /dev/ventoy2 or /dev/mapper/ventoy2

The 'initrd' has the full 'fdisk' utility from the util-linux package, the variety in busybox is not used. I experimented and found that fdisk tries to resize the working-partition; however, when it writes to the partition table, there is an "invalid argument" error.

With ventoy, you don't need to format the disk over and over, you just need to copy the image files to the USB drive and boot it. You can copy many image files at a time and ventoy will give you a boot menu to select them.

x86 Legacy BIOS, IA32 UEFI, x86_64 UEFI, ARM64 UEFI and MIPS64EL UEFI are supported in the same way.

Both MBR and GPT partition style are supported in the same way.

Most type of OS supported(Windows/WinPE/Linux/Unix/ChromeOS/Vmware/Xen...)

730+ ISO files are tested (List). 90%+ distros in distrowatch.com supported (Details).

Oh I love it. I have a 128 GB usb stick with ventoy and loads of OS images like all the Garuda installers, Ubuntu Studio, Windows 10, Proxmox, System Rescue (or whatever it's called) and many others all on one USB stick attached to my keyring.

And it's also customizeable so you can change the menu, background and other things to make it look cool AF.

Recommend 100%.

Ventoy is an open source tool to create bootable USB drive for ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI files. With Ventoy, you don't need to format the disk over and over, you just need to copy the ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)EFI files to the USB drive and boot them directly. You can copy many files at a time and ventoy will give you a boot menu to select them. Both Legacy BIOS and UEFI are supported in the same way. Most type of OS supported (Windows/WinPE/Linux/Unix/Vmware/Xen...) e24fc04721