Hello,
It may have been asked before, but I couldn't find anything.
Would it be possible to enable command line support for Windows? (with %ERRORLEVEL%)
Code:
ventoy.exe --install D --confirmation off
One of the Medicat USB collaborators you may know is coding a batch script to install the project quickly and easily, but that's the only problem.
Thanks in advance,
AAA3A
At which moment shall I write a command "set check_signatures=no" in crd 18 (what is a caspersky rescue disk) in UEFI mode? Which Letter shall I press - TAB, e, c, and then, how do I boot?
Will a plugin with grub.cfg replacement work? In crd.iso we do not have a standard grub.cfg where the "linux" line is.
Could you please give me a step-by-step instructions for all of this?
I've got an idea for faster Ventoy boot up!! You could add cache, so, it just searches for iso files the first boot, and it registers their locations. On other boots, the user can wether chose to search again for iso files, or to continue with cached ones!!
It will be useful for people who have many files in the partition of iso files!! (like me..)
I am using Veracrypt on my computer and unfortunately, it only creates a .zip rescue disk instead of an .iso. The .zip contains the files meant to be on a FAT32 EFI system partition. Is there any way Ventoy can boot it, or I can convert it into an .iso?
Thanks.
P.S. regarding Veracrypt, it should create an .iso rescue disk since my computer boots in UEFI with a GPT partition disk. However for some reason it only creates a .zip rescue disk. I have asked around and no one knows why or how to force Veracrypt to generate an .iso.
I used the Menu Alias Plugin to list my ISO files.
I assumed that at boot time the entries will be displayed in the order that I had listed them in the plugin, but they are listed in the alphabetical order of the .ISO files instead.
I want all .ISO files to be listed in the order that I specify in the plugin.
WITHOUT renaming the files, how can I accomplish that?
I am confronted with an error, using this last version of Ventoy, and I had replicated the error multiple times. Always the same result, installation fails.
The previous version of Ventoy that I had used, 1.0.37, works perfect for me, however with this current version installtion leads to an unusable USB Flash Drive.
I am not able to see the USB drive listed in the file manager any longer, after attempting to install Ventoy, unless of course I re-format.
Here are the screenshots in GParted before and after install attempt, as well as the terminal command window in MX Linux 19.4, when atempting to install.
See the error message, I do not get any error at all with the previous versions of Ventoy that I had used, only with this one.
Take note that despite the message at the end of installation stating that installation was succesfull, obviously it was not so.
Here are the screenshots, when going thru the installtion process.
Hope this helps and thank you for the usefull tool that Ventoy is.