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Ventoy - the REAL solution?
I have a simpler solution for the problem which was described in the Ventoy letters in FCM 187. The issue happens because Ventoy creates two partitions - one bigger exFat, and another small FAT. Older TVs are usually compatible only with FAT (maximum)/NTFS (some of them) partitions. So, to revert back the situation, we have to delete the partitions and re-create the FAT partition. This can be easily done by the “Disks” application which comes with Ubuntu installations.
Step 1) Select the partition and delete it using “-” (red minus) sign.
Step 2) It will ask you to confirm. Select “Delete” to proceed with it.
Step 3) Repeat the same with the other partition. The Result will be free space occupying the complete USB disk.
Step 4) Next click on “+” ( plus sign ) to get the “Create partition” screen as below.
Step 5) Click Next in the above screen to proceed to the “Format Volume” screen. Here you can select the name of the volume. Additionally, you must change the selection to “FAT” for maximum compatibility.
Step 6) The restoration is complete as shown below.
Manish Raj