I created a bootable Ventoy with Gparted and Rescuezilla and both work fine except for TrueNAS iso. It failed to boot. I tried TrueNAS iso with Rufus v4.7 it also failed to boot but it works when I use v4.5. What change could I make to get Ventoy to work with TrueNAS ISO? Thanks.

Hello, I can run Windows on a vhd image, and it boots fine and I can install drivers and programs.
But if I try to update Windows, it does all the process, reboots, continues from 30% to 100% and then says "something has not gone as planned, reverting changes"
This only happens when booting the vhd with the Ventoy plugin. The same vhd can be updated if booted on a virtual machine.

Has anyone found an explanation of why this happens and how to avoid it?

Hi, im using ventoy with all my pendrives for iso files. but i need a system info tool inbult into ventoy so that i can select the tool based on info. current hardware info not upto need. 
options i need is: 
bios details mainly boot mode: legacy or uefi
secure boot mode: ON or OFF
processer architecture:  X86 or X64
hard disk volume mode: mbr or gpt

mainly i need this details so i can boot with legacy mode or UEFI mode and i can select 32bit or 64bit before starting OS installation. otherwise i can only proceed upto drive selection and check error for mbr or gpt mode and restart the procedure with different options.

### Problem

gparted-live-1.7.0-1-amd64.iso can't be booted using a Ventoy 1.1.05 boot loader.

### Actions to reproduce this problem

* I boot from an USB flash drive, with Ventoy 1.1.05 installed
* gparted-live-1.7.0-1-amd64.iso is on the "Ventoy" boot partition (exFAT)
* In the first Ventoy boot menu, I select gparted-live-1.7.0-1-amd64.iso 
* In the second Ventoy menu, I select "Boot in normal mode".
* In the GParted boot menu, I select "GParted Live (Default settings)".
* In the "Configuring console-data" pane, I select "Don't touch keymap"
* At the prompt "Which language do you prefer?" I type "33" (US English)
* At the prompt "Which mode do you prefer?" I type "0" (Continue to start X to use GParted automatically)
* Text on screen: "Debian GNU/Linux <...> permitted by applicable law"
* Blinking cursor beneath "permitted by applicable law"
* Noting happens on screen after that
* USB flash drive LED is lighted permanently, indicating "no activity"
* System is halted

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I have to say it - especially since there have been no posts here lately - Ventoy is just pure genius.

No reformatting your USB/whatever, just add your new ISO and delete the old. And no losing all your ISOs when you update Ventoy - just update. And you can still use your USB/SSD in the usual way.

I am grateful every time I get a new ISO etc.

Thankyou Ventoy.

安装vtoyboot后，grub2启动项丢失
如图所示
系统：Bazzite OS（基于fedora）
原来有一个带有ostree的启动项

what is this?
win 7 64bit installed with latest update.

如题：能否让ventoy直接安装到硬盘和本机的系统形成双系统。

İnstall Windows 11 by local account method
Can we add this New method to ventoy an option to Ventoy Global Control Plugin?

Hi,
I just got a new external SSD (Transcent ESD310S) which is 1Tb large.

I would like create several partitions on that key for different usages : one Ext4 for Linux storage, may be one NTFS for Windows, or one FAT32 for both Win & Android, and of course also use the key with Ventoy, so 2 more partitions (FAT16 and exFAT ?).

What is the best way to achieve that ? Start with installing Ventoy as for any USB key, then use GParted to resize the exFAT partition and create the additional partitions I want ?

Or is there another way ? (note I have already a USB key with Ventoy installed and configured, so I can copy partitions content if required).

Thank you for your recommandations.