I made some changes as per needs in grub.cfg and ventoy.json for better use specially in graphic theme.

thats why i made disk image to acronics and r-image 
nothing worked after successfully restored 
Hang on GR, in Legacy mode and uefi getting warning msg 
what use of customisation and ventoy keeping as open source ? easy2boot aio creator and other few are really looking forward without restriction

I'm not sure whether this is an issue with Ventoy or Linux Live Kit or somehow Mint, but here's what I did:

I customized Linux Mint by making an ISO of my hard drive using Linux Live Kit.  It generated an ISO file and a ZIP file.  I tried placing the ISO file onto my Ventoy drive and booting into it, but it didn't work.  First it booted Ventoy, and then gave me the menu to boot Mint, but when I did, it said that it's may not be compatible with 64-bit EUFI (It's a generic error that I've seen before, and it's common when I try to boot some ISO files on Ventoy but it never happened with Mint before, and why wouldn't it be compatible, considering that it was made from a 64-bit OS which I regularly boot in UEFI mode?).

So then I switched to CSM (Legacy BIOS) mode, and booted it again.  This time it showed a bunch of scrolling text like usual, but then it said:

Live Kit init (followed by a link to their website)
Setting Dynamic RAM compression using ZRAM if available
Probing for hardware
Looking for linux data in /linux.............................................................
Fatal error occurred - Could not locate linux data
Something went wrong and we can't continue.  This should never happen.
Please reboot your computer with Ctrl+Alt+Delete...

It should be noted that when I generated the ISO file, Live Kit told me an error that it couldn't find /linuz, so I went into the config file and changed a line to say /boot/linuz (because that's where it really is), and then it worked fine and created the ISO file without any errors.

Hi.
I would like to know if you can make an image of a bootable usb that is compatible with ventoy.
Thank you

Hello,

Is there any way to access the USB key main partition (where the iso is located) from a linux booted with Ventoy?

I always had a message "unable to mount" when trying to access it and it wasn't in the mounted devices.
It would be really great to have this possibility.

Cheers,
Loceka.

/grub/grub.cfg

Hello,

I tried the .29 version of Ventoy 3 days ago and after booting on linux from ventoy, when I returned to Windows, the usb key was detected as readonly.
To make it readable again I had to go to "Properties/Tools/Check now" (on Windows 7 at least) with admin rights.

I've tried 4 or 5 times on different linux bootable images and it happened every time.

I don't recall every seeing this issue with the previous ventoy versions (the last I tried was the .20).

As for the key creation options I did nothing fancy, just checked "Secure boot support" and chose "MBR" partition table.

Have fun debugging that!
Loceka.

请问一下是否可以在下个版本中，将“debug.cfg”文件中Ventoy UEFI Utilities子菜单能否加入分类，便于菜单显示图标？谢谢。

测试可以手动添加并且功能正常不影响启动。

In the next version, will the“ debug.cfg ”Can classification be added to the ventory UEFI utilities submenu in the file to facilitate menu display icons? thank you. 
The test can be added manually and the function is normal without affecting the startup.


submenu 'Ventoy UEFI Utilities' --class=debug_util {
        menuentry 'Fixup Windows BlinitializeLibrary Failure' --class=debug_util {
            chainloader ${vtoy_path}/vtoyutil_x64.efi env_param=${env_param} ${vtdebug_flag} feature=fix_windows_mmap
            boot
            echo -e "\npress ENTER to exit ..."
            read vtInputKey
        }

        menuentry 'Return to previous menu [Esc]' --class=vtoyret VTOY_RET {
            echo 'Return ...'
        }

I have two computers, a laptop and a desktop, and Ventoy doesn't work quite right with either one of them. The Ventoy menu freezes up on my desktop, and I can't get it to boot at all on my laptop (even when I configure the BIOS correctly).

I recorded some videos so you can see the problems in action:

https://youtu.be/XnsAx9TSnDA
https://youtu.be/ddsCWPqVqgI

Thanks for your time.

Here is a suggestion for a Ventoy GUI for Linux ...





Download here

Extract and to run just type in the terminal:

sudo python3 ventoygui.py

Hello
After asking for help with syntax control and then for displaying options, I will ask you again for launching ubuntu

Whatever option i choose, the error message is the same.
    =>  /casper/initrd.lz not found

(Without modification the ubuntu starts well)

Do you have an idea?


http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/origin...126257.jpg

"conf_replace_legacy": [
{ "iso": "/ISO/ubuntu-20.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso", "org": "/isolinux/txt.cfg", "new": "/Menus/txt-20.1.cfg"},
{ "iso": "/ISO/ubuntu-18.04.5-desktop-amd64.iso", "org": "/isolinux/txt.cfg", "new": "/Menus/txt-18.5.cfg"},
{ "iso": "/ISO/ubuntu-18.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso", "org": "/isolinux/txt.cfg", "new": "/Menus/txt-18.1.cfg"} ]



a@b:~$ cat /media/a/v*/M*/txt-18.5.cfg
default live

label montest
  menu label ^Essayer Ubuntu sans installation
  kernel /casper/vmlinuz
  append  file=/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed boot=casper initrd=/casper/initrd.lz nomodeset ---
 
label live
  menu label ^Try Ubuntu without installing
  kernel /casper/vmlinuz
  append  file=/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed initrd=/casper/initrd quiet splash ---
label live-nomodeset
  menu label ^Try Ubuntu without installing (safe graphics)
  kernel /casper/vmlinuz
  append  file=/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed initrd=/casper/initrd quiet splash nomodeset ---
label live-install
  menu label ^Install Ubuntu
  kernel /casper/vmlinuz
  append  file=/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed only-ubiquity initrd=/casper/initrd quiet splash ---
label live-install-nomodeset
  menu label ^Install Ubuntu (safe graphics)
  kernel /casper/vmlinuz
  append  file=/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed only-ubiquity initrd=/casper/initrd quiet splash nomodeset ---

label secondtest
  menu label ^Probablity some thing bad in cdrom
  kernel /casper/vmlinuz
  append  file=/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed boot=casper initrd=/casper/initrd.lz nomodeset ---


label memtest
  menu label Test ^memory
  kernel /install/mt86plus
label hd
  menu label ^Boot from first hard disk
  localboot 0x80