This package is at /pool/main/g/grub2/ directory of the ISO file and can be installed with dpkg -i command.Ĭan NOT create snapshot of the VirtualMachine, or the vdi/vhd will be unbootable. Īfter install and boot into the linux distro. Run vtoyboot script to make some process to support Ventoy boot. Put the downloaded package into the linux distro, decompress it and run vtoyboot.sh as root sudo sh vtoyboot.sh Vtoyboot is a project developed with Ventoy and released separately. Note that vtoyboot will be updated to support more Linux distros and fix bugs, so please use the latest release. Copy to USB drive, change the suffix to.vtoy and boot with VentoyĪfter completing the first 2 steps, now you can copy the vdi/vhd file to the Ventoy USB drive and boot it. It is recommended to keep the original suffix while adding a.įor facilitate identification and processing, you MUST change the file suffix to. For example:Ĭ ubuntu20.04.vdi.vtoy Īfter you boot vDisk in a physical machine, you can install and upgrade ordinary software without restrictions. However, if you update the linux kernel or driver, or update the whole system (e.g.

Ventoy vdi