700+ ISO files supported (Windows, Linux, WinPE, Unix, Vmware, Xen). Save all other data along with ISO images, just like a normal USB driver. As many ISO images as your USB stick can store. It features: Just copy ISO to USB and boot it No extraction needed. I hoping, however, someone has a recommendation as to how to get this working with my Ventoy USB. Ventoy is a free and open-source tool written mainly in C. I guess I just need to give up on booting this with Ventoy and just dedicate a whole USB to this very small image. That locked up indefinitely on the last line below (5222476), with 100% CPU : Iso9660 Analyzer Tool v0.1.3 by Salvatore SantagatiĪfter a few minutes I ultimately had to kill the process. That failed: Unrecognized sector mode (0) at sector 0! The file you are looking for is then located in subdirectory '1' of the archive, under sourcesinstall.wim1Windows. The archive can be opened with the free 7-Zip packing program, for example. So, then I tried to convert the memtest86-usb.img file to an ISO using two different tools.Ĭcd2iso memtest86-usb.img memtest86-usb.iso Try it: the file bootmgfw.efi can be extracted from a 圆4 Windows 7 DVD: It is located in the 2.7 GB archive Install.wim in the subdirectory sources. I think it will be a very handy backup tool.I downloaded memtest86 with the intention of adding it to my Ventoy usb, so that I could boot a machine for a memory test.Īlthough Ventoy claims to support img files, it wouldn't boot the memtest86-usb.img file I extracted from the zip I downloaded from. To some degree, I am thinking that Ventoy resembles TeraByte BootIt UEFI.
The other partition is an EFI System Partition which runs Ventoy. That is the partition that you will see in your file manager and where you copy and manage your disk images. You can easily update Ventoy by clicking the Update button.īy default, the 1st partition is formatted with exFAT file system, but you can also reformat it manually to NTFS/FAT32/UDF/XFS/Ext2/3/4.
Here is a before and after of the MBR partitons on your UFD. The way it works is it creates two partitions on your UFD. Once you have created your Ventoy UFD, you simply copy your ISO disk images there and when you boot the Ventoy UFD, you are presented with a menu of all your disk images.Ĭheck out all the screenshots of various different boot images booting here.Īnd it can support both UEFI and Legacy BIOS at the same time.
Ventoy is a new free portable bootable UFD solution for managing multiple disk images and creating a multi-boot UFD.
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