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| [SOLVED] How to boot an EFI directory? |
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Posted by: Mecy - 10-20-2021, 10:27 AM - Forum: Ventoy Discussion Forum
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I've set up ventoy with some iso and it run fine, a very great tool! Now i want to add an EFI directory which contains boot/*.efi file. I got the directory in a .zip fille. When I extract this .zip to a clean USB as device as its in the readme of the .zip i could boot it.
But how could i add this to ventory? I tried to just add a subdir with the EFI dir the device. I was also trying to create an .iso and .ima but they showed various errors
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| How to boot an ISO from ventoy_grub.cfg menu |
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Posted by: Steve2926 - 10-19-2021, 07:21 PM - Forum: Ventoy Discussion Forum
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The F6 menu extension allows us to have our own menu.
But how can we use the Ventoy functions to boot to an ISO?
For instance, if I use 'e' grub2 menu edit key when selecting an ISO - I can see the function call
iso_common_menuentry
So I would like to make a menu entry in ventoy_grub.cfg that calls this function with any ISO.
Code: menuentry 'Boot Ubuntu' --class=custom {
iso_common_menuentry "${vtoy_iso_part}/ISO/LINUX/010 Ubuntu v20.04.3 (64-bit).iso"
}
This does not quite work. Perhaps some other variable needs to be set?
Some more documentation on how to load ISOs, VHDs, IMG, WIM etc. using Ventoy would be useful.
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| WinPE 32bit UEFI |
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Posted by: Dev7 - 10-17-2021, 03:21 PM - Forum: Ventoy Discussion Forum
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Hello, I am currently getting an issue booting 32 bit UEFI WinPE which has been created using the Windows 10 AIK from microsoft.
I can boot to UEFI using a 64 bit Win PE ISO created from the Windows 10 AIK but 32 bit UEFI doesn't boot, I get the message No boot file found for bootx64.efi
I checked the EFI boot folder for the 32 bit ISO and it has a file called bootia32.efi.
Please advise on this issue. Thank you.
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| Legacy BIOS doesn't boot with exFAT |
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Posted by: artyom - 10-14-2021, 06:02 PM - Forum: Ventoy Discussion Forum
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I created my first Ventoy USB stick the other day, and while everything worked perfectly in UEFI, it just wouldn't boot in Legacy BIOS. I tested in VMware, VirtualBox, and my actual system and i got the same result with all of 'em... a blinking cursor on the top left of the screen.
I couldn't figure out what the issue was.. tried everything but still won't boot. In the end i decided to reformat the main ventoy partition with NTFS instead of exFAT, and hoped i got lucky... lo and behold it now boots successfuly with legacy BIOS!
Anyone know why it doesn't boot with exFAT? Btw i have a 2GB reserve partition formatted as FAT32, not sure if that made a difference.
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