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How to use Ventoy to boot Linux install? |
Posted by: Cody Learner - 03-19-2023, 05:18 PM - Forum: Ventoy Discussion Forum
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I've set up a Ventoy USB with 3 extra partitions. Everything works great and I have several iso's installed in Ventoy's main partition.
I installed a Linux distro in the 3 extra partitions. The partition layout is /dev/sdd3 is an extended partition containing sda5, sda6, sda7, to get around a 4 partition limit using an MBR. The partitions are mounted as follows, /dev/sda4 is not setup, /dev/sda5 is root, /dev/sda6 is swap, and /dev/sda7 is home.
I can chroot into the Linux install, and boot it from SystemRescue's iso grub menu option findroot.
However, when booting into it using SystemRescue, it uses SystemRescue's kernel rather than the Arch kernel in the install.
I've looked into a way to manually configure Ventoy's grub, but cannot even find a conventional grub.cfg file.
Is it possible what I'm trying to do, boot a Linux distro installed on the same USB as Ventoy?
If not, I may try to manually setup a grub boot USB to boot multi iso's, and have Ventoy installed within it. However this option would be much more work than leveraging Ventoy's boot loader.
EDIT 1
Ok, just figured out the grub.cfg file is on the 2nd Ventoy partition. I mounted it and am currently exploring...
EDIT 2
Added a menu entry to grub.cfg and it shows up on starting Ventoy. Now if I can figure out how get Ventoy to mount the partitions, should be no problem to have grub boot it.
Problem is, Ventoy is booting (one of several?) images, so extracting, editing and re-compressing is a bit of work. I'm sure there would be an easier way to implement this without editing one of the OS images, but I just don't yet know how all these external files work.
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Help VentoyPlugson - gfxmode |
Posted by: AlexBryansk - 03-10-2023, 08:19 PM - Forum: Ventoy Plugin Forum
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According to the official documentation, the gfxmode variable in grub2 can:
"The resolution may be specified as a sequence of one or more modes, separated by commas (‘,’) or semicolons (‘;’); each will be tried in turn until one is found. Each mode should be either ‘auto’, ‘widthxheight’, or ‘widthxheightxdepth’."
In ventory, this works fine if in the file ventoy.json manually write, for example:
Code: "gfxmode": " 2560x1440;1920x1080x32;1680x1050;1920x1440x32"
But "VentoyPlugson" allows us to set only one permission from the list. Mr. longpanda, can you add the "clear" item to this list, and when you select the permission, add them via ‘;’ ?
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Booting Linux from local disk |
Posted by: Foricon - 03-06-2023, 11:50 AM - Forum: Ventoy Discussion Forum
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Hello,
I created a .vhd with Virtualbox (200GB fixed size), installed linux mint on it and vtoyboot, and now I want to boot it from local file. I set up a 16GB USB drive with Ventoy and put the .vlnk.vhd in there but when I boot into Ventoy it gives me a "no iso file found" error. I also tried F2 and browsing to the .vhd file but it doesnt come up.
I also tried booting the linux mint iso file following the same procedure, and it worked, so I guess there must be something wrong with the .vhd file?
Does anyone have a clue on how I can get it working?
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