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- | I love checking out various distros; I keep a box of USB sticks with various distros ready to go in case I need to change something, or someone I know would like to try Linux. There are 10 color-coded USB sticks and 5 other sticks in my box. | + | **I love checking out various distros; I keep a box of USB sticks with various distros ready to go in case I need to change something, or someone I know would like to try Linux. There are 10 color-coded USB sticks and 5 other sticks in my box. |
- | I’ve been looking for a way to use one large USB stick to install several distros. Either due to my lack of skill, bad software, or my hardware, I have failed to be able use at least 3 different multiboot apps I’ve tried. | + | I’ve been looking for a way to use one large USB stick to install several distros. Either due to my lack of skill, bad software, or my hardware, I have failed to be able use at least 3 different multiboot apps I’ve tried.** |
- | I mentioned that challenge in the Linux Mint Telegram group, which is nice in that it includes a lot of users in India. My friends there told me about Ventoy, of which I had not heard a whisper among my American/UK friends. Of course, since that time, two or three other podcasts have covered it. So I looked into it. | + | J' |
- | There is a GUI version for Windows, but there is a version for Linux. You install it by downloading and extracting a .tar.gz file and following instructions. Not all sets of instructions are complete, so we’re going to try to help here. | + | J'ai cherché un moyen d' |
- | You’ll probably want to create a Ventoy directory and extract the files there to keep things easy. You then open a Terminal and CD to the Ventoy directory. And then you run this command for a simple Ventoy stick: | + | **I mentioned that challenge in the Linux Mint Telegram group, which is nice in that it includes a lot of users in India. My friends there told me about Ventoy, of which I had not heard a whisper among my American/UK friends. Of course, since that time, two or three other podcasts have covered it. So I looked into it. |
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+ | There is a GUI version for Windows, but there is a version for Linux. You install it by downloading and extracting a .tar.gz file and following instructions. Not all sets of instructions are complete, so we’re going to try to help here.** | ||
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+ | J'ai mentionné ce défi dans le groupe Telegram de Linux Mint, ce qui est bien car il inclut beaucoup d' | ||
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+ | Il existe une version GUI pour Windows, mais il y a une version pour Linux. Vous l' | ||
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+ | **You’ll probably want to create a Ventoy directory and extract the files there to keep things easy. You then open a Terminal and CD to the Ventoy directory. And then you run this command for a simple Ventoy stick: | ||
sudo sh Ventoy2Disk.sh -I /dev/sdx | sudo sh Ventoy2Disk.sh -I /dev/sdx | ||
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sudo sh Ventoy2Disk.sh { -i | -I | -u } /dev/sdx | sudo sh Ventoy2Disk.sh { -i | -I | -u } /dev/sdx | ||
- | (from: https:// | + | (from: https:// |
- | I got lucky; I got Ventoy | + | Vous voudrez probablement créer un répertoire |
- | Installing Ventoy formats the stick as exFAT, so you can’t add Ventoy to a stick you’re already using without losing the files on it; however, after installing Ventoy to the stick, you can use the stick to store other files and access them. | + | sudo sh Ventoy2Disk.sh -I /dev/sdx |
- | Not every ISO has been approved for Ventoy. I found I cannot use the Feren OS. But I can use the latest BionicPup64, Pearl, any Ubuntu or Mint, SuSE… Calculate Linux can be installed using Ventoy, but cannot be run as a live disk (also true of a few other distros, determined by the distro, not Ventoy). But here’s an extra thing: You can also install Windows ISO from the same Ventoy stick as your Linux ISOs. (Don’t tell anyone, but I have Win 7, 8.1 and 10 ISOs downloaded…). | + | ...où « sdx » doit être remplacé par l' |
- | For some distros, you can even set them up, add and delete programs, and the ISO gets saved with those changes — this is called “persistence”, | + | sudo sh Ventoy2Disk.sh { -i | -I | -u } /dev/sdx |
- | My current feeling is that I should have 3 sticks — one for Live ISOs, one for Install-only ISOs, and one for Persistent ISOs which I have modified. | + | (de : https://www.ventoy.net/ |
- | I heartily recommend | + | **I got lucky; I got Ventoy |
- | Moss Bliss | + | Installing Ventoy formats the stick as exFAT, so you can’t add Ventoy to a stick you’re already using without losing the files on it; however, after installing Ventoy to the stick, you can use the stick to store other files and access them.** |
+ | J'ai eu de la chance ; j'ai réussi à charger Ventoy sur ma clé USB 3.1 Memorex de 64 Go du premier coup. Et il n'y a rien que du plaisir à partir de là. Vous n'avez pas besoin d' | ||
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+ | **Not every ISO has been approved for Ventoy. I found I cannot use the Feren OS. But I can use the latest BionicPup64, | ||
+ | For some distros, you can even set them up, add and delete programs, and the ISO gets saved with those changes — this is called “persistence”, | ||
+ | Toutes les ISO n'ont pas été approuvées pour Ventoy. J'ai constaté que je ne peux pas utiliser le système d' | ||
+ | Pour certaines distributions, | ||
+ | **My current feeling is that I should have 3 sticks — one for Live ISOs, one for Install-only ISOs, and one for Persistent ISOs which I have modified. | ||
+ | I heartily recommend Ventoy with no reservation. | ||
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+ | Mon sentiment actuel est que je devrais avoir 3 clés - une pour les ISO « Live », une pour les ISO « Install-only » et une pour les ISO « Persistent » que j'ai modifiés. | ||
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+ | Je recommande vivement Ventoy sans aucune réserve. | ||
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+ | **Windows | ||
For Windows, download the latest version of Ventoy from www.ventoy.net which also lists the hundreds of ISOs that have been tested with Ventoy. It is 100% Open Source with both legacy BIOS and UEFI support. | For Windows, download the latest version of Ventoy from www.ventoy.net which also lists the hundreds of ISOs that have been tested with Ventoy. It is 100% Open Source with both legacy BIOS and UEFI support. | ||
- | After downloading, | + | After downloading, |
- | To allow for use, click on the install button causing two warnings that the device will be formatted and you will lose any currently saved data. | + | Windows |
- | After install, you will notice that the newly formatted device reflects the installed | + | Pour Windows, téléchargez la dernière |
- | Booting from the newly created USB device brings up a menu (background is modifiable) of all ISOs from which you highlight the desired option, hit enter key and it starts the boot process. Add, remove or update ISOs to the device as needed. | + | Après le téléchargement, |
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+ | **To allow for use, click on the install button causing two warnings that the device will be formatted and you will lose any currently saved data. | ||
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+ | After install, you will notice that the newly formatted device reflects the installed version of Ventoy. At that point, you simply need to copy whatever ISO files you want on to the USB device to make available for booting. They can be Linux, Windows, or any compilation of bootable software you use or wish to try. ** | ||
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+ | Pour en permettre l' | ||
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+ | Après l' | ||
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+ | **Booting from the newly created USB device brings up a menu (background is modifiable) of all ISOs from which you highlight the desired option, hit enter key and it starts the boot process. Add, remove or update ISOs to the device as needed. | ||
The computer in question may require a BIOS change to allow it to boot from a USB device. Any modestly competent Windows computer user will find this to be an easy option to experience Linux distributions and/or make available all needed computer fix and troubleshooting software on one device. | The computer in question may require a BIOS change to allow it to boot from a USB device. Any modestly competent Windows computer user will find this to be an easy option to experience Linux distributions and/or make available all needed computer fix and troubleshooting software on one device. | ||
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+ | Jon Hoskin** | ||
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+ | Le démarrage à partir du périphérique USB nouvellement créé fait apparaître un menu (le fond est modifiable) de toutes les ISO, à partir duquel vous surlignez l' | ||
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Jon Hoskin | Jon Hoskin | ||
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