Hi, I'm currently trying to get Fedora running with the persistence plugin.

According to the documentation I need to add "selinux=0" in the boot option, but I can't seem to get it to work.
What I tried so far is to add this live in the boot menu but to no avail.
I also tried to change the boot.cfg using the "Boot Conf Replace" plugin, but I was also unable to get Fedora to run.

I attached the first error that shows up every time I try to boot with persistence.( Error 1.jpg "sh:write error: invalid argument") After that, Fedora tries to continue booting unsuccessfully, showing a bunch more error messages.

I also tried to run Fedora without persistence. This works as intended.

My questions are:

• Where am I going wrong?
  
• Have I implemented the "selinux" command wrongly? In the wrong location in the boot.cfg?
  
• Am I using one of the plugins wrongly?
  
• Do I maybe have something backwards to begin with? My understanding is that I boot with persistence, install Fedora as usual and in the future always run from that settings, am I wrong with that?
  

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  ventoy.json.txt (Size: 428 bytes / Downloads: 4)
  grub_fedora.cfg.txt (Size: 1.31 KB / Downloads: 4)

Unsure if this may be a possible bug, but I seem to have an issue when trying to mount an ISO file using the auto injected VTOYMNT.BAT script that calls HttpDisk.

I am using Hirens Boot CD PE as an example here. The programs for this live in the root of the ISO file, so unless mounted, you cannot use them. 

As per the documentation on the iVentoy WinPE page, if I try calling "X:\VTOYMNT.BAT Y", I'm greeted with the error message "HttpDisk: Incorrect function".

Checking the built in help of HttpDisk it looks like using "/mount 0" is for .IMG files and "/mount 1" is for .ISO files. After checking the VTOYMNT.BAT file, it indeed uses "/mount 0" by default. If I edit this file, change to "/mount 1" and call "X:\VTOYMNT.BAT Y" again, the ISO file is successfully mounted and I can browse to the Y: drive.

I have attached an image to help explain the process.

Again, I'm unsure if this is a bug that can be fixed in a new release or if I'm missing something obvious, but it may help someone else out.

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Hi,
I have an x86 tablet with a 64-bit processor (Z3735F). it has windows 10 32 bit installed on it.
It can boot 64-bit Linux without problem (USB Ventoy or Rufus).
But impossible to boot windows x64 because the bios has UEFI only ia32 (no legacy or SCM).
SO: CPU x64bits but bios in UEFI ia32 bios !!
How to config Ventoy to boot a windows x64? is it even possible ?
Thank you all for your responses.

iVentoy PXE allows FATDOG v9xx to boot to desktop.

Might want to add this to the list of tested distros tested.

P.S. These versions ALSO boots via Ventoy as well as via iVentoy.

Hey, all. I think I need to chainload (redirect) from my main iPXE server to iVentoy. Basically, there will be a PXE menu entry on Server #1 which needs to direct to Server #2 running iVentoy. I'm not sure what the syntax should be and what specifically within iVentoy I need to be linking to.

Any help would be appreciated.

Is anyone able to boot a FreeBSD 14.0 ISO successfully?

It looks as though there is a problem using the latest release. FreeBSD starts to boot, but then stops. 13.1 and 13.2 booted OK.

I'm using ventoy-1.0.96. I do have a 8TB disk. I'd like
to use it for ventoy and for backup. So I'm trying to execute:

  sudo ./Ventoy2Disk.sh -i  -g -r 7800000 /dev/sdc

This leads to:

  **********************************************
      Ventoy: 1.0.96  x86_64
      longpanda admin@ventoy.net
      https://www.ventoy.net
  **********************************************

  Can't reserve 7800000 MB space from /dev/sdc


Using the GUI gives a similar error.

I can use Ventoy using this procedure:

1. Manually create partitions on the disk:
    1 ... 200GB
    2 ... 100MB
    3 ... remaining space
2. Delete partition 2
3. Do a non-destructive install: sudo ./Ventoy2Disk.sh -i -n /dev/sdc
    Partition 2 is recreated with a size of roughly 32MB
4. Delete partition 3
5. Create partition 3 for the remaining space

Is there any known way to add a chainload entry to the menu?

I have the "Professional" version and have used it to make the boot disk ISO - and added that ISO to Ventoy.

It boots up just fine, it 'sees' the Ventoy Disk but it does not 'see' the fixed SSD with the C\- drive on it.

Any thoughts?

I have an issue that i've documented here: https://github.com/ziggyds/iventoy/issues/8

In escense, there is an issue with iventoy logs when used within a docker container when the logs are mapped to persistant storage outside of the container.

When iVentoy senses an error (Like an ISO is copied to the ISO folder and iventoy dosnt like the ISO) The software crashes within the container and creates an infinite loop cycle of complaining about not being able to find certain log file names that it expects to find.) 

To fix the issue, i have to remove the problematic ISO file from the ISO foler, and then delete or rename the log.txt file and restart. Then iventoy starts again.

It seems that iventoy is referencing individual log file names in its own log output but the log file being created by the container on the persistant storage is being saved as a single file and saved as log.txt.

I understand that this may not be an official way of using iventoy (in a container), but theres no reason i can think of why iventoy shouldnt work where other applications (netboot.xyz etc) work seemlessly.

See the link at the top of the post for a few log screenshots and more detail.

Any advice on mapping the logs externally would be great, a external mapping dosn't seem to cut it...