Download the Ventoy tarball for Linux from the Ventoy latest GitHub Release.

Here is the current process to use the new Area31 Funtoo LiveCD: Ventoy is not currently in the Funtoo Portage tree, but there is a Funtoo Bug tracking adding Ventoy as a Funtoo Autogen here: FL-9808 The current recommended install process on Funtoo Linux of a new Area31 Funtoo LiveCD is using a tool called Ventoy, a tool to create multi-bootable USB drive. The goal here is to extensively document the current build process and then engineer a Funtoo Mottainai CI/CD pipeline to automate the building and publishing of Funtoo LiveCDs.ĭetailed in the linked doc are the exact technical step by step manual processes to build an Area31 Funtoo LiveCD: Right now the process to build and publish this LiveCD is entirely manual. This page is tracking all efforts to automate different internal and communicate driven Funtoo processes leveraging the Funtoo Mottainai CI/CD System.įuntoo user User:Coffnix is developing an awesome new Funtoo LiveCD. The software provides ISO image as well as installers for Windows and Linux.Funtoo Continuous Integration and Delivery Pipelines

Also support Local Disk, SSD, NVMe, SD Card.

700+ ISO files supported (Windows, Linux, WinPE, Unix, Vmware, Xen).

Save all other data along with ISO images, just like a normal USB driver.

As many ISO images as your USB stick can store.

Just copy ISO to USB and boot it! No extraction needed.

Ventoy is a free and open-source tool written mainly in C. Ventoy will find what to boot and show them all in startup menu. Without extracting, just drag and drop to move ISO images into USB drive, and it will boot them! Like normal USB driver, you can put your photos and other data along with ISO images. With Ventoy, it just format your USB one time, create a small ( 34 MB in my case) EFI partition, and leave all other spaces free in another partition. Now Ventoy is a good choice you should try! Why Ventoy:ĭifferent to other USB creators, you don’t need to format your USB stick again and again to write data from ISO images. I used to create bootable Ubuntu USB installer with UNetbootin, then with Ubuntu’ built-in USB creator.

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