PERSONNALISER VENTOY INSTALL
PERSONNALISER VENTOY ISO

So it is a good idea to check the hash sum on a working system. While Ventoy does can check the hash, it can only be used when you boot with Ventoy and most users won't have another system to compare the hash.

Using GtkHash to check the hash (optional)

PERSONNALISER VENTOY ISO

If you want to check the hash of the ISO file for file integrity, you can find the steps mentioned below. To make the USB bootable with Ventoy, all you have to do is paste the ISO file to the Ventoy drive. While Ventoy should support almost everything, I would still recommend checking the compatibility from their official page. To create a Live USB with Ventoy, first, you need to download an ISO image of your preferred operating system. Once done, you will see a message-' Ventoy has been successfully installed to the device':Īnd the installation is done.

PERSONNALISER VENTOY INSTALL

Once done, select the storage path on which you want to install Ventoy and hit the Install button.īefore installing, it will ask you to check the drive two times as it will format the drive, so make sure to take a backup of critical data (if there's any): Click to enlarge the image I do not recommend you change this setting, but if you would like to, you can disable this option from the Option→Secure boot Support: Once you do that, it will look like this:īy default, it will be enabled to work with the secure boot option and this is the reason it shows the 🔒 (lock) symbol with the version name. VentoyWeb.shĪs you can see, it started the Ventoy server and to access it, copy the given URL and paste it to the address bar of your browser.

To execute the script, use the following command: sudo.

If you list the directory contents, you will find that there are multiple scripts: lsīut what you need is VentoyWeb.sh which allows you to flash your drive using your browser without any commands.Ĥ. In my case, it was ventoy-1.0.93, so I will be using the following: cd ventoy-1.0.93 Use the cd command to get into that directory. Once extracted, you will find a directory of Ventoy. The Ventoy binaries are shipped in the form of the tarball and to untar (or extract) the package, you can use the tar command as shown: tar -xzvf ventoy-*.tar.gzģ. For most users, it will be the Downloads directory: cd Downloads

Now, open your terminal and use the cd command to navigate to where the Ventoy file was downloaded. Visit the official download page of Ventoy and choose the file ending with :Ģ. You can use this method for any Linux distribution as there's one way to install Ventoy and that's from source.ġ.

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