Use the ExternalNet Mode mode to set up a Linux DHCP service and configure the following configuration as described in the document:
subnet 10.0.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
    option routers 10.0.0.254;
    range 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.253;

    class "pxeclients" {
        match if substring (option vendor-class-identifier, 0, 9) = "PXEClient";
        next-server 10.0.0.1;

        if option architecture-type = 00:07 {
            filename "iventoy_loader_16000_uefi";
        } else {
            filename "iventoy_loader_16000_bios";
        }
    }
}
DHCP The service could not start
 etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf line 16: no option named architecture-type in space dhcp
if option architecture-type =
/etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf line 18: expecting a parameter or declaration
} else
Configuration file errors encountered -- exiting

Is there any way to amend ventoy_grub.cfg from within the grub menu, or do I need boot some OS first?

Such a feature would be useful.

能否把ventoy相关文件夹集成到EFI文件里，只保留一个bootx64.efi，类似grubfm那样。现在4个文件夹太杂乱，包含了太多uefi环境不需要的文件。

Since months ago through Windows 10 I have installed ventoy on a USB flash drive to storage and boot some .iso files for installation purposes about Linux in other laptops. It works fine as expected. Even more, ventoy was upgraded few times in peace too.

My doubt and reason of this post, where is installed ventoy on the USB flash drive?

In Windows 10 if through git bash I go to the USB flash drive and is executed the ls -als command does not appear something hidden to observe about ventoy itself, for example I expected to see .ventoy or something similar. Same behavior with the Windows Explorer settings to about to show/view everything hidden (even the operating system files).

Hello

To load an .iso image through the boot process through a pendrive (or usb flash drive) I use since long time ago Ventoy

I want to know if is possible, and mostly safe, accomplish the following scenario

• Is possible update ventoy through Linux when it was installed from the beginning through Windows 10?
  

paragon recovery linux iso image is not booting, with a missing device (cd) error

I'm trying to figure out how the boot loader works, and it seems to me that it consists of two files boot.img and core.img.

Can someone confirm that that is the case?

I've been using Ventoy for about a year (love this tool so I donated!)  Just recently, I have the issue that the "listview" will not rebuild and continues to show ISOs that aren't present on the drive.  If I go into "treeview", it correctly lists every ISO using the name it finds in in the /ventoy/ventoy.json file; i.e., it does not list any filenames just the corresponding entries from the json file. That tells me that the entries are correct and working.  But "listview" continues to show entries that have been removed.

In attempting to reformat partition 1 from NTFS to EXT4 and restoring its contents, I am no longer able to boot Ventoy.

It comes up with:-

VTVTVTVTVTVT

Is it possible to reinstall Ventoy on these two partitions?

ventoy2dsk.sh -u does not recognise that Ventoy has been installed.

rt使用1.0.96版本ventoy使用openEuler-20.03-LTS官方镜像 (离线的标准ISO镜像)，部署系统过程中Installation Source选项无法自动选择本地源，会报错Error setting up base repository，需要手动配置在线源。 但是同一个镜像使用rufus制作标准的启动盘安装系统没有出现这个问题。 请问这个问题如何规避？ 或者这仅仅自身我的操作问题？