Ventoy 19 December 2024, 19:33:48 Re: https://www.ventoy.net/en/index.htmlI am unable to get an install working from a iso with ventoy.two logshttp://termbin.com/d7uuhttp://termbin.com/uut6Question 2https://www.ventoy.net/en/plugin_persistence.htmlVentoy allows live iso's to be persistence by putting a dat file on the usb.Arch has one. Anyone from artix interested on getting one for artix?
Re: Ventoy Reply #1 – 20 December 2024, 02:25:48 Quote from: n00b – on 19 December 2024, 19:33:48Re: https://www.ventoy.net/en/index.htmlI am unable to get an install working from a iso with ventoy.two logshttp://termbin.com/d7uuhttp://termbin.com/uut6Due to how this project is/was developed and how the built system works, it is really hard to get support for you exact device. When booting, which option did you choose? 1st normal boot or 2nd Ventoy's grub? Also it might be due to USB driver stack not being native to the platform. Recently I worked on old intel 2gen Acer Aspire laptop (I actually use Ventoy fairly extensively) and had problems when installing Windows 7 off of left side USB 2.0 that seems like it was wired differently than the two other ports on the right side, it just badly enumerated the USB drive - I could create, remove and format the partition on HDD, but the popup for applying the boot (100MB) partition was not being triggered, pressing next would display "Windows can't be installed on this drive.". You should try to troubleshoot it in this direction, as there are bootloader issues in the logs which suggests to me that this is similar problem, because as for Linux, and personally for Artix, I did install it several times on various devices from Ventoy and it worked fine. There are just quirks to this software.Quote from: n00b – on 19 December 2024, 19:33:48Re: https://www.ventoy.net/en/index.htmlQuestion 2https://www.ventoy.net/en/plugin_persistence.htmlVentoy allows live iso's to be persistence by putting a dat file on the usb.Arch has one. Anyone from artix interested on getting one for artix?Oh no, trust me using Ventoy this way is just a bad idea. You don't want to do that, with how finicky this thing is, it's just trouble. Also look at how old those ISOs are, it's clear that nobody cares. I've also read that the "main" developer disappeared and his friend took over it here https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy/issues/2795#issuecomment-2501265861
Re: Ventoy Reply #2 – Yesterday at 01:09:49 Quote from: Shoun2137 – on 20 December 2024, 02:25:48Quote from: n00b – on 19 December 2024, 19:33:48Re: https://www.ventoy.net/en/index.htmlI am unable to get an install working from a iso with ventoy.two logshttp://termbin.com/d7uuhttp://termbin.com/uut6Due to how this project is/was developed and how the built system works, it is really hard to get support for you exact device. When booting, which option did you choose? 1st normal boot or 2nd Ventoy's grub?1st normalQuote from: Shoun2137 – on 20 December 2024, 02:25:48 Also it might be due to USB driver stack not being native to the platform. Recently I worked on old intel 2gen Acer Aspire laptop (I actually use Ventoy fairly extensively) and had problems when installing Windows 7 off of left side USB 2.0 that seems like it was wired differently than the two other ports on the right side, it just badly enumerated the USB drive - I could create, remove and format the partition on HDD, but the popup for applying the boot (100MB) partition was not being triggered, pressing next would display "Windows can't be installed on this drive.". You should try to troubleshoot it in this direction, as there are bootloader issues in the logs which suggests to me that this is similar problem, because as for Linux, and personally for Artix, I did install it several times on various devices from Ventoy and it worked fine. There are just quirks to this software.Well that makes sense.In this https://download.artixlinux.org/iso/artix-cinnamon-dinit-20240823-x86_64.iso I have USB issues, but it a gygabite from that generationQuote from: Shoun2137 – on 20 December 2024, 02:25:48Quote from: n00b – on 19 December 2024, 19:33:48Re: https://www.ventoy.net/en/index.htmlQuestion 2https://www.ventoy.net/en/plugin_persistence.htmlVentoy allows live iso's to be persistence by putting a dat file on the usb.Arch has one. Anyone from artix interested on getting one for artix?Oh no, trust me using Ventoy this way is just a bad idea. You don't want to do that, with how finicky this thing is, it's just trouble. Also look at how old those ISOs are, it's clear that nobody cares. I've also read that the "main" developer disappeared and his friend took over it here https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy/issues/2795#issuecomment-2501265861So a portable persistent does not have a good solution?
Re: Ventoy Reply #3 – Yesterday at 03:05:23 Quote from: n00b – on Yesterday at 01:09:49So a portable persistent does not have a good solution?What problems do you want to solve with this?
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