Grub->initrd /initramfs-3(tab autocomplete).imgĪnd sure enough I start with a basic bash shell and with the passwd command I'm able to reset the root password.Īlso thanks to the materials above I now know that with set pager=1 I don't have to go insane trying to read text that appears on the screen for less then a fraction of a second. If a configuration does not work, the error can be analyzed using Ventoy's debug mode, which you enable by pressing F5.Grub->linux /vmlinuz-3(tab autocomplete) root=/dev/mapper/cl-root rw init=/bin/sh The root folder of the USB memory stick acts as the root for all paths. The example in Listing 3 activates the Tela theme, which I copied to ventoy/theme/tela/, defines aliases for the three Linux ISOs stored on the stick, and defines nonvolatile memory for the Ubuntu image ( Figure 4). Then enter the desired settings in line with the specifications in the documentation. To configure the plugins, you first need to create a ventoy/ subfolder on the Ventoy stick's data partition or create a file there named ventoy.json.
Persistence images are either created with the CreatePersistentImg.sh script, or you can download a prepared image from the project website. The distributions tested for this operating mode include Ubuntu, Linux Mint, elementary OS, and Zorin. All data and settings are kept on restarting.
This means that you can work with a distribution you booted started as a Live system as if it were permanently installed on the system. The Persistence plugin is also interesting it lets users define a separate image file as nonvolatile memory. You can also automate the installation process for operating systems with your own scripts (Kickstart for RHEL or Fedora, Preseed for Debian or Ubuntu, AutoYaST for SUSE). Further plugins allow the integration of logos, titles instead of file names in the menus, and the ability to add descriptions. Since Ventoy itself is based on GRUB 2, there is a wide selection on the web. For example, the program supports the installation of your own themes to change the look or the contents of the boot manager. Ventoy can also be extended to include additional functions thanks to a plugin system. Ventoy2Disk.sh -u /dev/sd), Ventoy gives you the option of updating Ventoy on the USB stick ( -u, preserving the images) or completely reformatting the stick with Ventoy and deleting all data ( -I). However, by using the switches -u and -I (i.e., say, sudo. If you repeat the installation routine, the Ventoy2Disk script will abort with the message that Ventoy is already installed on the USB stick.
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