10-23-2023, 07:17 PM
It has been a few months since I gave up trying to get vtoys to work in eufi mode.
Software has updated since then so I thought I would try again. I created 6 different Linux distros following the instructions on the ventoy site. I created new virtual machines using virtual box.
EFI enable True, fixed disk.
Once the OS rebooted I ran the vtoyboot script. I then shut it down. Then copied the vdi to ventoy renaming the suffix to vdi.vtoy
Not a single one worked in eufi mode. All I get is an unblinking cursor at the top left of my screen.
I have tried this on a pure ventoy drive as well as ventoy on easy2boot with the same outcome.
5 of the 6 work fine in Legacy mode (kubuntu, Ubuntu,MX,fedora,Bodhi).
PopOS does not work in either but I was warned when running the vtoyboot script on Pop that it would only work in eufi.
The only reason I chose 6 was to hopefully get a couple that would work. I do not know what I am doing wrong.
Thanks in advance.
Software has updated since then so I thought I would try again. I created 6 different Linux distros following the instructions on the ventoy site. I created new virtual machines using virtual box.
EFI enable True, fixed disk.
Once the OS rebooted I ran the vtoyboot script. I then shut it down. Then copied the vdi to ventoy renaming the suffix to vdi.vtoy
Not a single one worked in eufi mode. All I get is an unblinking cursor at the top left of my screen.
I have tried this on a pure ventoy drive as well as ventoy on easy2boot with the same outcome.
5 of the 6 work fine in Legacy mode (kubuntu, Ubuntu,MX,fedora,Bodhi).
PopOS does not work in either but I was warned when running the vtoyboot script on Pop that it would only work in eufi.
The only reason I chose 6 was to hopefully get a couple that would work. I do not know what I am doing wrong.
Thanks in advance.