It is now possible to extend persistent dat file by using sudo sh ExtendPersistentImg.sh datfile extend_size_mb (see 5. Extend persistent dat file here).
For example:
Code:
sudo sh ExtendPersistentImg.sh persistent.dat 2048
"That means extend persistent.dat by 2048MB (+2GB), if the old size is 1GB, then it will grow to 3GB after you extend it."
My question is: Is it possible to do the opposite? Downsize persistent.dat?...
Example: Assuming I have a 96GB persistent.dat file, I want to resize to 64GB (65536MB). Can I issue the command below?
Code:
sudo sh ExtendPersistentImg.sh persistent.dat -32768
So that, in the end, I'd get a persistent dat file reduced to 64GB (65536MB).
I just tested Ventoy a little bit. Really great tool.
Here are the ISOs i tested with my lenovo yoga 720-15:
only works with legacy support: ElementaryOS, LinuxMint, Ubuntu, KDE NEON
works with EFI and Legacy Support: Arch Linux, EndeavourOS; MX-Linux, Deepin Linux, Manjaro, Windows10
attached are the screenshots of the debug output from Elementary OS and Linux Mint when the ISO is not booting in EFI. Maybe this can help in solving the booting only in legacy support for certain ISOs.
I got it to install correctly and I was able to copy some .ISO’s to it all well and good but when I boot into it and select a distro to boot into, all I get is a black screen and I have to reboot my laptop. It seems I have a hardware issue..
Among the FreeBSD based LiveUSB's, only GhsotBSD and HelloSystem have been known to work on Ventoy, but booting FreeBSD 14-CURRENT by Ventoy is missing a known root mount point somewhy
I'm trying to use name alias plugin with Global control plugin (tree view), but i always get syntax error or only one plugin works.
Sometimes only Global plugin work without name alias and sometimes only work alias.
Together (global control+name alias) can't work
Can someone help?
Hello all,
Granted we are relatively new user's of Ventoy however we cannot find anything in the documentation of the kernel supports network modules.
What we wish to do is while having ISO's stored locally is have the option of using nfs mounts to our nas share containing many more images, is this possible?
Thanks in advance,
Cpits