Hello, I have Ventoy installed on an LXC container with Debian 11 and nesting enabled. I have allocated 2 cores and 1 GB of RAM to it, and I have installed version 1.0.10 (the latest update). Well, I have noticed that while the process is active, it uses around 50% of the CPU constantly, in addition to a process that is consuming about 100 MB/s of disk reading. Is it normal for it to consume so much without being used?

Greetings and thanks for the magnificent program.

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First, Thank your for iVentoy-1.0.10 release. The resolution menu works perfect. 

Now the problem: Somtimes when I boot Sergei Strelec, I get the error that Minstall programs didn't load. I have a line in pecmd.ini that calls x:\vtoymnt.bat, and any time I get that error, when I look, vtoymnt.bat does not exist in x:\. 

It is not a huge problem, because every time it happens, if I reboot it works after the reboot. But it would be nice to find out what is causing it. 

Is there a log file I can look through to see why this is happening? 

Hey,

just found out about iventoy, and wanted to try it out.

Setup:

Host: Debian 12. iventoy 1.0.10

Client: Various Notebooks from various Vendors.

DHCP managed by opnsense.

Configuration:

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Sometimes the Menu shows up, and i could choose a iso, but than nothings happens, because iventoy crashed (its annoing too that the websites always says: "iventoy crashed, exiting the site!" or something like that instead simply let it open and only to give a warning)

Hello! 
Dont work with external DHCP.

Config DHCP (Windows Server)


Result with load:


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Hello,

i started using iVentoy few days ago.
I set internal server, transfered .iso file in iso folder, and then when i boot on PC that .iso file, screen is broken. I tried multiple resulutions via iVentoy 1.0.07 but same result.
In forum I cant find any article about that problem. Log file doesnt help either.

I tried Win10 and Win11 and get same result.

Do you have any tips for fixing this problem

First off, I would like to thank you for this project. I will soon buy the pro version to help support this project.

I am running 2 instances of pihole in a high avail. These are set up as dhcp servers and hand out static and dynamic leases. So iventoy is set to use external dhcp. In dnsmasq.conf I have the boot option for the "next-server":

dhcp-boot=iventoy_loader_16000,10.10.8.86,10.10.8.86

I get to boot from the pxe server just fine. But when I try to install from a Linux ISO like debian or ubuntu I get network problem. You can see from the images below that I get two "network cards" when I boot from the pxe server. One with the actual network card "ens160", and one called "wired connection 1". With the actual network card, it gets assigned with an ip address but not with dns, but if I switch to the "wired connection" it gets assigned with ip address and dns. With boot from pxe i auto assign the "ens160" network card on debian and ubuntu. 

Am I missing some crucial settings in my dnsmaq config file? Or is this a bug with iventoy running with external dhcp server? I am running iventoy-1.0.09 on debian but I also tried this on windows.

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I would like to request the feature  in the iventoy server pings an IP address before assigning it to new client if the ip is (Active/busy) Iventoy Will Move To Ping Another Ip In The iventoy Dhcp Range . 

This would help prevent major issues with the DHCP server (Router Server Switch), as sometimes there are active IP addresses within the iventoy dhcp range, and the iventoy would mistakenly lease them again.
and this will cause Ip Conflict inside the network.


PS:
This feature is also commonly used in all Microsoft Windows servers to ensure there are no IP conflicts within the network.

Its possible to add the feature to boot VHDX or .VTOY Linux disk?

Hello,
Here is a Windows11 machine on which I want to start IVentoy. So I start iVentoy_64.exe after unpacking the downloaded zip file. Immediately afterwards, the iVentoy service starts without any problems. Then I select "exit" in the iVentoy menu, after which I try to restart iVentoy_64.exe, but unfortunately I always get the message "Starting . . .please wait . . . Service unavailable, the page will close!" Even after a restart of the Windows11 machine, the result persists unchanged, thei service cannot be started.
What can I do? I have tried to restart the iVentoy system since version 1.0.04 until 1.0.09 without success. The Defender or the firewall has been set to allow contact with the Internet, also without success.

So I need some help and support, thank you very much.

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