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Linux vdi.vtoy giving 'Not official Ventoy' Warning - Steve2926 - 09-25-2022
I prepared a Linux Mint vdi using Virtual Box v5
I first booted in Legacy mode to the virtual ISO in the VM which made a FAT partition and an ext4 partition on the vdi and installed Legacy Mint. [This was done because if preparing a GPT/UEFI64 Mint install I did not know how to make it Legacy bootable as I could not create a legacy boot partition using gparted.]
I then added in grub EFI files using
https://youtu.be/biGNIMIRgNU
Code:
sudo apt-get install grub-efi-amd64-bin
sudo grub-install --force --removable --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=Ubuntu
sudo update-grubThis worked fine and I could then Legacy and UEFI boot under VBox.
Next I ran the vtoyboot.sh script which gave one fail message but seemed to succeed - see attached screenshot.
I added the Ubuntu_Mint.vdi.vtoy file to my USB drive.
I can successfully boot the file from a Ventoy USB drive.
I can successfully Legacy-boot from a non-Ventoy grub4dos and grub2 USB drive.
However, if I try to UEFI64 boot from a non-Ventoy grub4dos-for-efi (grub4efi) or grub UEFI64, I get a WARNING message about not being an official Ventoy drive and a delay of 10 seconds - however after the 10 seconds, on most systems it does actually boot to Mint Desktop OK.
Is this Warning message expected?