05-02-2024, 08:16 AM
Ventoy can boot from an ISO, so there is no need to extract files from the ISO.
Ventoy can support Live CDs with a persistence file.
See https://ventoy.net/en/plugin_persistence.html
So basically,
1. Copy the ISO file to the Ventoy drive
2. Extract a suitable .dat file from the zip file link in the article page according to what size you want. For debian you will need a persistence.conf version of the dat file. https://github.com/ventoy/backend/releas...images.zip
3. Copy the .dat file to the Ventoy drive
4. Configure Ventoy json file using Ventoyplugson web gui as shown
5. Boot to ventoy, select ISO, choose persistence file, use a menu option which is for Live persistence. If the grub2 debian boot menu inside the ISO does not include a menu entry for Live CD + persistence, then you will need to press 'e' key and edit the grub2 menu to include the correct key words to enable persistence and then press F10.
Ventoy can support Live CDs with a persistence file.
See https://ventoy.net/en/plugin_persistence.html
So basically,
1. Copy the ISO file to the Ventoy drive
2. Extract a suitable .dat file from the zip file link in the article page according to what size you want. For debian you will need a persistence.conf version of the dat file. https://github.com/ventoy/backend/releas...images.zip
3. Copy the .dat file to the Ventoy drive
4. Configure Ventoy json file using Ventoyplugson web gui as shown
5. Boot to ventoy, select ISO, choose persistence file, use a menu option which is for Live persistence. If the grub2 debian boot menu inside the ISO does not include a menu entry for Live CD + persistence, then you will need to press 'e' key and edit the grub2 menu to include the correct key words to enable persistence and then press F10.