Official MediCat USB - A Multiboot Linux USB for PC Repair

[Zalex]

Search for Tomeko's JSONEdit to manage JSON files easily.

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[EgyptianRaptor]

Search for Tomeko's JSONEdit to manage JSON files easily.

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Thanks. Downloading it and will investigate. Thanks again.

 

[neofita]

There is a new release of Ventoy (v1.0.17)
https://www.ventoy.net/en/

 

[crg]

Hello,

thanks for nice iso

no iso file found -> with version 17

see capture

Ps: with ImageUSB no worries !

 

[kramm]

Thanks for updates! Keep waiting for a method to increase X: partition from 1GB to say 10GB, since usb sticks are pretty cheap nowadays.

 

[andwx1]

Sorry...but where I can download the Mini Windows 10 x64 -- Windows 10 WinPE Boot Environment, and PortableApps Suite ??
Here in this pages I don't see the link...
Thanks a lot and best regards

 

[kramm]

Sorry...but where I can download the Mini Windows 10 x64 -- Windows 10 WinPE Boot Environment, and PortableApps Suite ??
Here in this pages I don't see the link...
Thanks a lot and best regards

On first post.

 

[Ludo453]

Hi thank you for the work ventoy is going to 1.0.17 are you going to upgrade to this version? And the secure boot too?

 

[Jayro]

Hi thank you for the work ventoy is going to 1.0.17 are you going to upgrade to this version? And the secure boot too?

It's almost done, I just have more testing to do and it should be uploaded in a day or two. Secure boot is already supported, but recommended to be disabled.

 

[duduqaz]

can i install it on a external hd (1 tb), and make a partition for the remaining storage capacity? (1 partition for medicat and another for storage)? it will works?

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You need to read the forum first.
Move all files of the ExFAT partition to another drive and then use some partition program to delete the ExFAT partition and create a NTFS partition using all the avaliable space. Then just move the files back

hey let me ask u something, I can use multiple partitions and still make medicat works? I mean, I have a external drive but I need use fat32 partition and ntfs (for some reasons), the fat32 partition can be a problem to medicat works properly?

 

[Jayro]

can i install it on a external hd (1 tb), and make a partition for the remaining storage capacity? (1 partition for medicat and another for storage)? it will works?

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hey let me ask u something, I can use multiple partitions and still make medicat works? I mean, I have a external drive but I need use fat32 partition and ntfs (for some reasons), the fat32 partition can be a problem to medicat works properly?

FAT32 has a limitation where only files 4GB and under can be used, so any large ISOs like a multilingual, multi-version Windows installer could run into issues, for example. I would test your theory out on a spare drive and play around with it if I were you, before committing to anything serious. You don't want to lose any data I'm sure.

 

[kramm]

@Jayro how can I make a bootable with 10GB on X: partition and have iTunes 12.9.0.167 preinstalled? Would like that you tell us so I can add also additional software.

 

[Jayro]

@Jayro how can I make a bootable with 10GB on X: partition and have iTunes 12.9.0.167 preinstalled? Would like that you tell us so I can add also additional software.

I don't think you're going to get iTunes installed and working properly on a Windows 10 Preinstall Environment... It's a supplemental OS for PC repair, not a replacement OS to use for daily tasks. It's mostly there for moving files, running tooks to fix what's on your C:\ drive, etc.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

I don't think you're going to get iTunes installed and working properly on a Windows 10 Preinstall Environment... It's a supplemental OS for PC repair, not a replacement OS to use for daily tasks. It's mostly there for moving files, running tooks to fix what's on your C:\ drive, etc.

I see no reason why not, iTunes doesn't know it's running on WinPE. The only potential issue I could see is with drivers, as back on WinXP anything but networking and mass storage drivers didn't seem to work. But I think that's no longer an issue with modern WInPE? Haven't tested it though.

 

[Jayro]

I see no reason why not, iTunes doesn't know it's running on WinPE. The only potential issue I could see is with drivers, as back on WinXP anything but networking and mass storage drivers didn't seem to work. But I think that's no longer an issue with modern WInPE? Haven't tested it though.

Well I'm certainly not going to try and put effort into making iTunes work on WinPE, as I have no need for iTunes in general, or at all. But best of luck to those who want to try.

 

[The Real Jdbye]

Well I'm certainly not going to try and put effort into making iTunes work on WinPE, as I have no need for iTunes in general, or at all. But best of luck to those who want to try.

I don't expect you to. But I don't expect it would be much of a problem for him to get it working himself either. Might not be as automated as he wants it though. But mounting a RAM drive and copying some files to it is not that hard, albeit temporary.
I replied to you in your Arduino thread BTW. Don't think you saw it

 

[Zalex]

iTunes portable would work.

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[duduqaz]

FAT32 has a limitation where only files 4GB and under can be used, so any large ISOs like a multilingual, multi-version Windows installer could run into issues, for example. I would test your theory out on a spare drive and play around with it if I were you, before committing to anything serious. You don't want to lose any data I'm sure.

I bad at english so I explained wrong, let me clarify....
- I have a External Drive with 1 TB
- I need make two partitions of it (one fat32, and one NTFS).
- can i still install medicat on this drive and still make it works good? (it dont need be in the fat32 partition, it can be merged in the NTFS one).

 

[neofita]

There is a new release of Ventoy (v1.0.18)
https://www.ventoy.net/en/

 

[kramm]

I see no reason why not, iTunes doesn't know it's running on WinPE. The only potential issue I could see is with drivers, as back on WinXP anything but networking and mass storage drivers didn't seem to work. But I think that's no longer an issue with modern WInPE? Haven't tested it though.

I did it already several times, and iTunes works perfectly fine, however can't be installed onto X:, but on F:, for example. However it must install something to X: as well, because if I reboot the PE trying to launch iTunes again from F: does not work, I have to reinstall it each time. So if there were a way to to enlarge X: partition and make it persistent...some Linux distributions allow for persistent partitioning. Example:

Make A Kali Linux Persistent USB