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To create the key with Ventoy2Disk, I checked: Option/Secure Boot.
Yes, it works well and all the layout of MEDICAT is perfectly preserved.
And if I can afford it, I propose other modifications for the presentation of the files where the ISOs are stored:
1/ Add 2 folders:
- Data_Recovery, separated from the folder "Backup_and _Restore".
- Secure_Erase
2/ Split the folder "Boot_an_operationg_system" in 2 different folders :
- Boot_an_operationg_system_LINUX.
- Boot_an_operationg_system_WINDOWS.
*** MEDICAT is the best USB Key for troubleshooting and maintenance ***
So this is what I can see. There's no green/red highlights like on your screenshots. Also my laptop only supports UEFI mode, it doesn't have legacy boot.
Update: I think you used the wrong theme in the ventoy.json, after I switched back to the other file instead (ventoy.json.bak -> ventoy.json) the theme seems to work fine now.
I also found a typo in your Update archive which caused an extra Backup_And_Restore folder to be created. (Check for an extra space in the update Backup_And_Restore folder).
As a replacement for DBAN, I'd recommend you take a look at ShredOS instead.
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Update: I think you used the wrong theme in the ventoy.json, after I switched back to the other file instead (ventoy.json.bak -> ventoy.json) the theme seems to work fine now.
I also found a typo in your Update archive which caused an extra Backup_And_Restore folder to be created. (Check for an extra space in the update Backup_And_Restore folder).
As a replacement for DBAN, I'd recommend you take a look at ShredOS instead.
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Related to create a new larger thumb or another, I did a backup using AOMEI Backupper and:
* Works perfect
* Just the used size
* Faster than the common pen creation
Easier to deploy or recover with custom Apps and Settings
Tested on 18.10 - USB 3.0
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Being that, @Jayro, you would like to test it, maybe good for 20.xx as well and easier for sharing an smaller file and install.
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* Works perfect
* Just the used size
* Faster than the common pen creation
Easier to deploy or recover with custom Apps and Settings
Tested on 18.10 - USB 3.0
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Being that, @Jayro, you would like to test it, maybe good for 20.xx as well and easier for sharing an smaller file and install.
Redmi Note 7 Pro | Tapatalk
Can you DM me with details please? I am curious.
*Smashes my balls with a hammer*New version of Ventoy 1.0.27 is out
Because of course there is.
I've been testing the various antivirus programs in the latest edition Dr Web Cureit always give me Error at start up Error Code 1746. Anyone else get this?
Are you booting it via BIOS or via UEFI? There's a good chance if one mode fails, the other mode might succeed.
Try it with MEMDISK too, by pushing F1 before hitting enter.
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The advantage of MEDICAT is that without JAYRO adding this iso to MEDICAT, you can add it yourself in the "Backup and Restore" folder.
Rescuezilla is already it's official successor, so there's no need. Redo just suddenly started making updated versions again which is nice, but it's been replaced by something superior to it. But by all means, feel free to add it to your build. MediCat is all about making your toolbox work for YOU!
The next release (Sometime in November) will have these new icons for Partition Tools and Password Removal:
That might interest JAYRO: ............. Grub4DOS-UEFI
http://reboot.pro/topic/22400-grub4dos-for-uefi/ [/b]
Source Site: http://bbs.wuyou.net/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=422652 [/b]
Download Grub4DOS-UEFI: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1liz64jrvmXefWn-Fvo_PLu1LdE2f6xXC[/b]
http://reboot.pro/topic/22400-grub4dos-for-uefi/ [/b]
Source Site: http://bbs.wuyou.net/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=422652 [/b]
Download Grub4DOS-UEFI: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1liz64jrvmXefWn-Fvo_PLu1LdE2f6xXC[/b]
That's really cool, but I'm not sure I understand how to use it.
Would I just setup menus in these typical locations?
/menu.lst
/boot/grub/menu.lst
/grub/menu.lst
I just spent about 5 hours creating new icons for every .ISO, .WIM, and .EFI file in all the menus. Most of the time was spent searching for clean source images, cleaning up the bad ones, adding transparency to them, resizing them, saving them as new icons, and editing the ventoy.json to point each image file to their corresponding icons. Here's some screenshots taken in VMware so you guys can preview what they'll look like when the next release drops. (Not any time soon, no worries.)
I think they turned out rather well. Some I couldn't find Icons for, like HDAT2 and Spinrite, so I just gave them a DOS prompt. Fits rather nicely though.
I think they turned out rather well. Some I couldn't find Icons for, like HDAT2 and Spinrite, so I just gave them a DOS prompt. Fits rather nicely though.
The new icons look great I have been trying to make some myself with not much success. What program do you use and how do you get them to look circular?
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