En français : Relis bien mes messages précédents. J'ai répondu à ta question.
A l'avenir, écris-nous en anglais.
Read again my previous messages. I have answered your question.
In the future, please write to us in English.
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My previous message :
https://gbatemp.net/threads/medicat-usb-a-multiboot-linux-usb-for-pc-repair.361577/
Use Medicat Installer :
https://gbatemp.net/download/medicat-installer-made-by-mon5termatt.37340/
Or
Clic on : Spoiler: How to create a bootable USB drive. ==> [CLICKTO OPEN!]
@MON5TERMATT Ventoy now is more verbose in choosing the file-system for the Ventoy partition. Do you recommend keeping it at the default exFat or changing it to NTFS?
Edit: I have a new flash drive that I'm going to put everything on. My previous flash drive was very old. I'll see if I still have the write issue after this.
Edit: I have a new flash drive that I'm going to put everything on. My previous flash drive was very old. I'll see if I still have the write issue after this.
Last edited by OrGoN3,
Just to be clear, I'm talking about the Partition Configuration in Ventoy2Disk. You don't change it in the OP. Should I change it or keep it default? I only ask because Ventoy2Disk now displays the format on the main screen.
Also, thanks for checking in between Splatoon matches
Yes, NTFS should be used during Ventoy creation. I haven't updated it since Ventoy introduced that option. But it does say to format the disk as NTFS afterwards.
Ouch, but fair enough...Also, thanks for checking in between Splatoon matches
Ah. Thank you. I wasn't thinking. I thought it referred to the Ventoy boot partition, not the other one. Silly me!Yes, NTFS should be used during Ventoy creation. I haven't updated it since Ventoy introduced that option. But it does say to format the disk as NTFS afterwards.
Ouch, but fair enough...
yeah the way the original exe was compiled made it shady as fuck, the latest release fixed that.
What was the latest Medicat build with full support for 32-bit (x86) processors ?
(sorry if already answered elsewhere... I couldn't find the answer in this thread)
Hi Keket, I believe the latest 32-bit version was v4.23.2016, but I'm not sure where you can get it from.
(sorry if already answered elsewhere... I couldn't find the answer in this thread)
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Hi Keket, I believe the latest 32-bit version was v4.23.2016, but I'm not sure where you can get it from.
Last edited by Keket03,
Hello.
Thank you so much for creating this great tool.
A small question, would it be possible to obtain the latest version of Medicat in .iso format
I would like to put the image on my Zalman (a physical Daemon Tools equivalent).
Thank you in advance for your answers
Thank you so much for creating this great tool.
A small question, would it be possible to obtain the latest version of Medicat in .iso format
I would like to put the image on my Zalman (a physical Daemon Tools equivalent).
Thank you in advance for your answers
Hello
Quick question, i already have a bootable usb drive made with ventoy exFat with many isos in it that i can choose which one to boot, so the question is, if i followed the steps et made my key bootable with ventoy and reformated it to NTFS, then put more isos in it, would i be able to choose which iso i want to boot from on top of medicat ? if yes, where do i put the isos
Thanks in advance
Quick question, i already have a bootable usb drive made with ventoy exFat with many isos in it that i can choose which one to boot, so the question is, if i followed the steps et made my key bootable with ventoy and reformated it to NTFS, then put more isos in it, would i be able to choose which iso i want to boot from on top of medicat ? if yes, where do i put the isos
Thanks in advance
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