08-24-2024, 12:37 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-24-2024, 12:54 AM by Cody Learner.)
Alright, I kinda solved this....
I added a Linux install on it's own partitions on the Ventoy USB. However, I couldn't get to my grub menu using the Ventoy [F6] key unless I booted the USB in MBR mode.
Waiting for a reply, I poked around a bit and added my Linux install's boot entries to the end of Ventoy's grub configuration file.
This works, with one little glitch. After pressing an entry for Linux install, Ventoy shows an error, "can't find command load video, press any key to continue".
Pressing enter loads my Linux install and everything works well.
![[Image: Screenshot-2024-08-23-17-17-29.png]](https://i.ibb.co/BzsC2cb/Screenshot-2024-08-23-17-17-29.png)
![[Image: Screenshot-2024-08-23-17-17-48.png]](https://i.ibb.co/N2GNqwy/Screenshot-2024-08-23-17-17-48.png)
EDIT:
Well my bad, the ` load_video ` error was part of my additions to ` /VTOYEFI/grub/grub.cfg `.
I removed them and all is good now.
A Ventoy USB with a standalone Linux install, bootable from Ventoy's menu.
I added a Linux install on it's own partitions on the Ventoy USB. However, I couldn't get to my grub menu using the Ventoy [F6] key unless I booted the USB in MBR mode.
Waiting for a reply, I poked around a bit and added my Linux install's boot entries to the end of Ventoy's grub configuration file.
This works, with one little glitch. After pressing an entry for Linux install, Ventoy shows an error, "can't find command load video, press any key to continue".
Pressing enter loads my Linux install and everything works well.
EDIT:
Well my bad, the ` load_video ` error was part of my additions to ` /VTOYEFI/grub/grub.cfg `.
I removed them and all is good now.
A Ventoy USB with a standalone Linux install, bootable from Ventoy's menu.