Ventoy seems to be the best of the tools described in this tutorial showing extreme stability. A menu as the shown below must show up, allowing you to boot any of the ISO images you copied to the USB disk.įor example, if I select the Debian ISO, the installation menu will show up. The English author, Steve Si, has over 30 years experience in computer development engineering, is the developer of well-known software such as the Easy2Boot USB boot menu system and the RMPrepUSB Windows utility, and maintains several web sites, other eBooks, YouTube videos and blogs all mainly specializing in USB drives and USB booting.$ cp ubuntu-20.04.2.0-desktop-amd64.iso debian-10.9.0-amd64-xfce-CD-1.iso /media/linuxhint/Ventoy/ Check the eBook 'Contents' list in the free sample for more details. Hints and tips are also included as well as 'Gotchas' and details of known BIOS bugs and incompatibilities. The eBook also describes how to configure Ventoy and for more advanced users it contains information on using grub2 commands inside external grub2 menus. Step-by-Step exercises (25+) are included for adding bootable ISOs and other payloads such as Linux, antivirus ISOs, memory test utilities, Windows install ISOs, full operating systems from a VHD file, Linux LiveCD ISOs with persistence and much more. As well as an explanation on the two different types of PC BIOS (Legacy and UEFI), it describes in detail how you can make a bootable USB drive and then copy many different bootable image files onto it. FOR KINDLE DEVICES ONLY (the PDF version is not available from Amazon) This large and detailed book has many illustrations/screenshots and describes how you can boot to dozens of different ISO, IMG, VHD, EFI, WIM and other bootable files using the Ventoy USB boot menu system.
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