Quote:A small addition, ventoy_grub.cfg content looks like this
if [ "$grub_platform" = "pc" ]; then
menuentry "$VTLANG_LB_SBOOT_HDD1" --class=boot_disk --class=F4boot {
set root=(hd0)
chainloader +1
boot
}
else
menuentry "BOOT FIREWALL" --class=boot_uefi --class=custom {
set VTOY_SEARCH_NO_VTOYEFI=1
if search -n -s -f /efi/boot/bootx64.efi; then
unset VTOY_SEARCH_NO_VTOYEFI
terminal_output console
chainloader /efi/boot/bootx64.efi
boot
elif search -n -s -f /vtefi/boot/bootx64.efi; then
unset VTOY_SEARCH_NO_VTOYEFI
terminal_output console
chainloader /vtefi/boot/bootx64.efi
boot
else
unset VTOY_SEARCH_NO_VTOYEFI
echo "BOOTX64.EFI NOT found ..."
fi
}
fi
menuentry '<-- EXIT [Esc]' --class=vtoyret VTOY_RET {
echo 'Return ...'
}
Ok, that works...
I spent the weekend testing some firewall images (VDI) because i still need a backup system of the running firewall on the local drive ...
I testet it with UEFI / LEGACY / CSM / GPT / MBR.
- OpnSense : (BSD) Not Working
- Endian : (RED HAT) Not Working
- pfSense : (BSD) Not Working
- Smoothwall : (LINUX) Not Working
- ipFire : (LINUX) Not Working
- Zentyal : (UBUNTU) Version 8 / UEFI / Works
Zentyal is not based on bsd or red hat. It is developed under ubuntu and works with vtoyboot.
Now i can buy a new usb stick because the old one is broken from copying.
