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.

Hello,

I have 3 Windows PCs and for each of them a driver injection for the "Win11_24H2_German_x64.iso". The problem is i can only one driver injection assign to the iso. 

It would be nice if it be poosible to choose from multiple drivers injections like the "Auto Install Template" (AutoUnattend). Or combine "Auto Install Template" and "Injection" into a profile for a specific PC.

Trying to run a vhd I encountered billions of problems, all of which I hope to remember.
The complex operation based on `ventoy_vhdboot.img` should be integrated directly into the ventoy configuration.
And it should be possible to run Windows xp and 11 and linux without having to move a file.
Ventoy always formats in exfat, but sometimes NTFS is required.
Booting the disk formatted with ventoy 2/3 of the time does not boot, on the same host computer.
ventoy should internally provide a function to create vhd by directly installing an iso on it.
Variable size vhd's should also be supported.
Often the system partition does not have a letter assigned to it and you need to use diskpart to assign it. this could be simple clarity, but currently you need to use that partition to use a vhd.

I am not asking for help here, it is a SURRENDER!
I'm just pointing out what the program should look like so it can actually be useful for something!

Hey there,

I'd buy iVentoy immediately, if it allowed me to set the default to continue the BIOS/EFI boot after a timeout.

So this is a feature request:
- Allow configuration such that after having booted from the network, the client continues its BIOS/EFI boot-strap after a user configurable period of time.

Current:
At the moment, I can only set a boot image as a default

Future:
I can make the computer continue to boot normally after a number of seconds of inactivity on the console.

KRD ISO changed to using Debian, so if you use a persistence file, KRD 2018 required the casper version of the persistence file -  but KRD2024/2025 requires one of the 'persistence.dat' group of files to be used (which contains a persistence.conf file inside it).
Also, you will need to modify the kernel parameters to include the 'persistence' parameter on the kernel line in the boot menu.
The table in the Documents on the Ventoy site omits this and just shows KRD2018+casper as an example.

HTH

Why do some ISOs not boot with Ventoy, but if they are burnt to a USB or CD they do boot?  For example https://www.truenas.com/download-truenas-scale/ and https://neosmart.net/EasyRE/ start to boot but fail before completion.

I find that ventoy is better than rufus, at least in theory.

I wish it was not necessary to install a plugin for vhd support. I wish that when I install ventoy on the external disk there was an option to enable support, if you really don't want to default it.
Even done this, the plugin seems to need a json configuration, the documentation is not clear on this.
Most importantly, there are two different img files in the plugin, one for windows 7 and one for windows 10+. So that I have to manually copy the file each time. I wish there was one file that supports every OS, from 95 to 11. And also support for linux vhd, which I haven't tried yet! Or at least create a json associated with each iso that chooses which img to mount.

In this regard, how do I do that with Linux?

Ventoy formatted the disk to exFat, but it seems that some versions of Windows badly support exFat, while NTFS is always fine. At this point I would like the disk to be natively formatted in NTFS!
The documentation is unclear about support for dynamic size vhd. It would be much more convenient if this were possible.

用这个软件好多年了，谢谢大神的付出，同时，也希望能有支持国芯架构的项目安排。

I have installed Ventoy on my internal hard drive and on another partition I have installed Debian 12 but Debian overwrites the MBR and I can only boot Debian. I want to include the Ventoy installed on the hard drive in Grub2. What solution could there be to have Ventoy boot from my Debian 12?

Hi. Are there any plans to support direct booting from .WIM or .VHD files in iVentoy? I love Ventoy, I'm daily using it on all my computers, and now I'm starting to use iVentoy too.

I'd like to serve my ISOs from my NAS. What are the limitations of the IPXE boot method? Is there any difference in performance against booting from HTTP option? 


Thank you for the support. 
I'm doing my best helping other users at the /r/ventoy subreddit...