Ventoy is not in any Linux repository AFAIK, but freely available from its own.(Note that there are other Windows versions virtual machines available to download free at:ĭ/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/)ĮDIT: In my forever quest for expedite ways to boot so-called legacy Windows 7, I tested the " " from the second download link above and sadly have only a failure to report - the process was somewhat convoluted, as the the file inside that ZIP is an OVA (Open Virtualization Format), which Ventoy doen't officially support As it turns out OVA is a just common TAR.GZ archive which can easily be extracted by most archiving utilities, after which one is left with VMDK, a VMware Disk file image, still unsupported But it so happens that shareware Winimage can readily convert it to VHD, which is finally fully supported in the end, I was unable to boot the resulting image with Ventoy, no doubt on account of internal NVMe storage, which is unsupported by Windows 7 this time, at least without special drivers, obviously absent from this setup. iso, using any OS on any computer, and boot the.
Connect the USB drive you want to use, run the script, and in about 10 seconds you're done. The Linux version runs on any distro, it's a script. Get Ventoy here: Choose the installer for the OS you want - Windows, Mac, or Linux. You can setup persistence with Ventoy if you want. Use ventoy and a large USB flash drive to make a live USB test bed to let you test out whatever iso files for other Distributions you want to play with. I'm a noob, sorry - using Linux on a Windows laptop.Įasier to just use Ventoy to make a vanity USB copy the iso file (as a file) to the data Partition on the USB, then boot the USB, using the Firmware boot menu. Then you boot into Pop!_OS live mode and then the installer asks you if you want to install it. Example script A batch script and a shell script are provided here for your reference. Mount the iso file according to ventoy information Refer to the documents in Document for details. Check and get ventoy information after boot 3. With that you just pull any ISO you want into the stick, boot from the stick and chose the OS you want to boot. Mark the iso file as Ventoy Compatible 2. Usually I always have a stick with Ventoy installed. Is installing Pop_os the same as other distros? (see ) or make the usb on a spare windows machine.
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