So then the only issue is that it's not a multiboot, and it's not UEFI compatible (I haven't tried it with Secure Boot yet but I intended to test that today). I've tried using isohybrid to tweak the file in various ways, but that only makes it worse, so that it doesn't even show the screen with the boot options.Īnd by the way, even with the unmodified ISO file that attempts to boot until the error, it only works in BIOS/CSM/Legacy mode but not UEFI mode does anyone know how to make it work in UEFI mode? Though that will only be useful to me if I can get it to work in Ventoy (which is ideal because I'd like to multiboot), but if I have to burn it directly then I'll use the ZIP file which is also produced, since that can work on a USB drive and the ISO seems to only be able to work on a CD/DVD (though I haven't tried that because I want to use USB).ĮDIT: And by the way, when I extract the ZIP file onto a USB drive and run a script to make it bootable, it works fine. Please reboot your computer with Ctrl+Alt+Delete. Something went wrong and we can't continue. Looking for linux data in /linux.įatal error occurred - Could not locate linux data Setting Dynamic RAM compression using ZRAM if available It will boot Ventoy, and I can choose the ISO, and it even shows the screen to boot it and then begins booting, but then at some point it says: I'm using Linux Mint 20 Cinnamon to do it, and I can't get Ventoy to boot the ISO even though Ventoy boots other ISO files just fine (like the one that I used for installing Mint to make the other custom ISO).
Has anyone been able to boot an ISO file using Ventoy if the ISO was made using Linux Live Kit?
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