

Therefore, the installation program of the Windows version often fails to install and upgrade in some systems. In Windows, there are many restrictions for these very low-level operations and this process is easily affected by other programs, such as anti-virus software, active system protection, etc. I am going to configure persistent USB boot support for Ubuntu 20.04 ISO, so I added the following lines in my ventoy.Ventoy will write data to the USB drive during installation and upgrade, it directly write to the physical sector, and also modifies the MBR and partition table. Open ventoy.json file in any text editor and add the menu entries for your ISOs to the ventoy.json file. and then create "ventoy.json" file inside ventoy binder. Next, create a folder called "ventoy" on your bootable USB drive. Now copy the newly created persistence.dat file to your bootable Ventoy USB drive. rwxr-xr-x 1 sk sk 1.7K Feb 8 16:41 Ventoy2Disk.shĬheck if a persistence image file is created

rwxr-xr-x 1 sk sk 2.0K Feb 8 16:41 CreatePersistentImg.sh This command will create a file called "persistence.dat" inside the ventoy folder.Ĭheck if the image file is created or not using "ls" I send: $ ls -lh Writing superblocks and filesystem accounting information: doneĬreate a persistent bootable USB using Ventoy on Linux
