Firstly you need to understand how Ventoy plugin multi-mode configuration works.
https://www.ventoy.net/en/plugin_dual_option.html
For all Ventoy plugins, XXX and XXX_legacy/XXX_uefi is a mutually exclusive relationship rather than an integrated relationship.
That is to say, for each boot time either XXX section take effect or XXX_legacy/XXX_uefi take effect.
Actually the logic is very simple (also very simple for code implement). Take control plugin in Legacy BIOS mode for example:
If control_legacy exists, then only control_legacy section will be parsed, and all the configurations in control section will be ignored. if control_legacy doesn't exist, then
control section will be parsed.
That is to say, once you active control_legacy section, then you need to set all the configurations in control_legacy section because they will NOT be integrated from control section.
https://www.ventoy.net/en/plugin_dual_option.html
For all Ventoy plugins, XXX and XXX_legacy/XXX_uefi is a mutually exclusive relationship rather than an integrated relationship.
That is to say, for each boot time either XXX section take effect or XXX_legacy/XXX_uefi take effect.
Actually the logic is very simple (also very simple for code implement). Take control plugin in Legacy BIOS mode for example:
If control_legacy exists, then only control_legacy section will be parsed, and all the configurations in control section will be ignored. if control_legacy doesn't exist, then
control section will be parsed.
That is to say, once you active control_legacy section, then you need to set all the configurations in control_legacy section because they will NOT be integrated from control section.