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In this tutorial, I will explain how to create a multiboot USB in Linux using the Ventoy tool. This will end up with many bootable USB drives to keep. img file and then copy/unpack to a USB.Ĭommonly, at a time one ISO image is used in a USB and have to reformat drive each time to boot another Operating system. To create bootable USB download appropriate. A bootable USB is commonly used as an operating system installer. Only standard file extensions are recognised by Ventoy (e.g.iso) – non-standard extensions such as. You can use \ventoy\VentoyPlugsonE2B\VentoyPlugsonE2B.exe to make\edit the \ventoy\ventoy.json configuration file. are placed on the first (NTFS) E2B partition in a \ventoy folder. Note: You can use any folder on the first NTFS partition to store payload files but I recommend using the same folders that are used by Easy2Boot under \_ISO. Simply follow the official Ventoy documentation if you want to know more about Ventoy and how to configure\modify it. ‘Ventoy for Easy2Boot’ is a slightly modified version of the official Ventoy version. You can also use the Ventoy official website. The eBook (PDF) ‘ Getting started with Ventoy‘ is now available and contains full details including step-by-step exercises, examples of how to add payload files, persistence, adding themes, etc. You can also download and run the latest ‘official’ unaltered version of Ventoy as a disk image (agFM v1.72 and later) – see here for details. Note that if you UEFI64-Secure Boot to agFM, you can still run Ventoy and can even boot to non-secure payloads. You can Legacy boot to Ventoy from the E2B Menu system, or UEFI-boot to Ventoy from the agFM menu system (F5). ‘Ventoy for Easy2Boot’ is a slightly-modified version of Ventoy configured to run on an Easy2Boot USB drive.Ī new eBook ‘Getting started with Ventoy’ is available here as a PDF – it applies to any USB drive that contains Ventoy including Medicat (not just E2B USB drives).

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