![]() ![]() The main component is the Mini Windows 10 ISO. You may find it educational to look at the ventoy.json to see what it does because a few ISO may require special settings. This will change the Ventoy theme and also change the menu entry names. Note that copying the Medicat files will also add the \ventoy folder to the first E2B NTFS partition which includes a ventoy.json file. Then simply boot to Ventoy from the E2B USB drive. Remember to disable your AntiVirus first (and check that it does not ‘quarantine’ any files on the USB drive once you have completed the copy and re-enabled your AV). This will add lots of folders to the root however and you may overwrite the contents of your \ventoy folder which will affect your existing Ventoy theme and menu settings (if you have any). Later versions of Medicat are just one large Ventoy USB disk image. Tip: You can simply run a Windows batch file to add Medicat to an E2B USB drive – see blog article here. Instead, you can just copy all the files ( except \autorun.inf and \autorun.ico) to the root of your E2B first NTFS partition and only use Ventoy to boot to Medicat. You are supposed to extract the contents to the first partition of a previously-made Ventoy USB disk. Medicat 21 is in the form of zip files for use with Ventoy. ‘File Not Contiguous’ and ‘Too Many Fragments’ Errors.Boot Windows 11 on non-TPM systems using Ventoy.FreeBSD, GhostBSD, MidnightBSD, OPNsense, FreeNAS & pfSense.WInPE ISOs (WinBuilder, Medicat, Gandalf, etc.).WinPE multi-function (Hirens\DLC\Strelec) ISOs.Installing Linux from an ISO file onto a system.MBR-boot from a Debian\Kali ISO with persistence.Ubuntu-based ISO + persistence (.isopersist).PassPass (bypass Windows local password).SDI_Choco – Installing Offline Chocolatey Packages.Installing Windows XP\7\8\10 using WinNTSetup.Install Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2.UEFI – Adding Windows 7/8/10 which have >4GB Install.wim/Install.esd files Menu Toggle.Update the XP 32-bit Mass Storage drivers.Tried the Windows 7 ventoy_vhdboot.img (different failure) Medicat installed directly onto the USB disk boots fine Ventoy (GPT) installed directly onto the USB disk boots fine The medicat VHD boots successfully in VirtualBox Info: The application or operating system couldn't be loaded because a required file is missing or contains erros. On boot the Ventoy menu appears, but when I select the medicat target I get an error and am unable to boot: I put the medicat.VHD on the Ventoy USB disk, created a /ventoy folder, and put the Windows 10 ventoy_vhdboot.img into the /ventoy folder. I then created a Ventoy 1.77 USB disk (GPT, NTFS). I made a VHD of medicat (GPT, Ventoy 1.77, NTFS). So all I did was to place ventoy_vhdboot.img in a "ventoy" folder on the ventoy partition and place the VHD in the root folder. No, I'm strictly following the instructions here, no more, no less: How does ventoy use ventoy_vhdboot.img if it isn't called by the *.cfg file? Do you use the boot conf replace & menu extention options? Right now when I press the F6 option at the Ventoy menu, the ventoy_grub.cfg menu setup only flashes briefly. ![]() (07-17-2022, 09:15 PM)Digi-O Wrote: Are you using a ventoy_grub.cfg for booting vhd(x)s. I did not look at the partition layout post-format, sorry. The resulting Ventoy USB with the NTFS data partition booted just fine, I was able to boot various ISO's on that Ventoy USB. I went back to using mbr, fat & exfat for the ventoy disk.Īll I did was to select the drive letter for "Ventoy" in Windows 10 and reformatted it to NTFS. data partition with NTFS the 1mb space after the efi partition is lost. How do you format a ventoy usb with NTFS and keep the correct ventoy partition layout? When I format the 1st. ![]()
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