Multiboot USB UEFI & Legacy All In One - Chris Titus Tech
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Date: 2022-03-21
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Harry
I am a distro hopper so I'm pretty familiar with this topic. I have 3 computers and about a dozen hard drives, a couple of disk docking stations, a few ssd drives, and several dozen MicroSD cards and thumb drives. Well, I saw your video and I immediately went out and searched the web for a similar program and I won't say which one I chose but I nearly ruined two thumb drives. After using their program to put multiple OSs on thumb drives, they would not boot, even though I tried many attempts to get the right BIOS/uefi settings and grub installations . Then I tried to delete everything and reformat the thumb drives. I couldn't format them because after stumbling around a bit in Linux and Windows 10, I had to use Partman to put a new MBR on the drive. It was the only way I could format them with FAT32. Win 10 was helpless with it.
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I am a distro hopper so I'm pretty familiar with this topic. I have 3 computers and about a dozen hard drives, a couple of disk docking stations, a few ssd drives, and several dozen MicroSD cards and thumb drives. Well, I saw your video and I immediately went out and searched the web for a similar program and I won't say which one I chose but I nearly ruined two thumb drives. After using their program to put multiple OSs on thumb drives, they would not boot, even though I tried many attempts to get the right BIOS/uefi settings and grub installations . Then I tried to delete everything and reformat the thumb drives. I couldn't format them because after stumbling around a bit in Linux and Windows 10, I had to use Partman to put a new MBR on the drive. It was the only way I could format them with FAT32. Win 10 was helpless with it.
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Mark
Thanks for the video, Chris! Just found this, as I wanted to make a multi-boot with rescue tools, but be able to update the software. Think of a stick with a Win7 recovery tool, Hiren's Rescue (old but works on some things), the Win10 version of Hiren's Rescue (resurrected by fans); Gparted Rescue, etc. And you can use the stick's memory to save rescued files if it's got enough room also. Plus makes notes on what tools do what on each bootable version.
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Thanks for the video, Chris! Just found this, as I wanted to make a multi-boot with rescue tools, but be able to update the software. Think of a stick with a Win7 recovery tool, Hiren's Rescue (old but works on some things), the Win10 version of Hiren's Rescue (resurrected by fans); Gparted Rescue, etc. And you can use the stick's memory to save rescued files if it's got enough room also. Plus makes notes on what tools do what on each bootable version.
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ropeccool
I want to create a multiboot flash drive that has Windows XP 32 Bit and 64 Bit, Windows VISTA 32 Bit and 64 Bit, Windows 7 32 Bit and 64 Bit, Windows 10 32 Bit and 64 Bit and Lubuntu 32 Bit and 64 Bit. I tried a few tutorials and YouTube and couldn't get it to all work. I have a 128GB USB 3.1 Flash drive so I have plenty of storage for it all . Can anyone help?
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I want to create a multiboot flash drive that has Windows XP 32 Bit and 64 Bit, Windows VISTA 32 Bit and 64 Bit, Windows 7 32 Bit and 64 Bit, Windows 10 32 Bit and 64 Bit and Lubuntu 32 Bit and 64 Bit. I tried a few tutorials and YouTube and couldn't get it to all work. I have a 128GB USB 3.1 Flash drive so I have plenty of storage for it all . Can anyone help?
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Jai
Suggestion for video - Comparisons on Ventoy vs AIOBoot vs Pendrive vs Easy2boot
We want to know if we can use either on USB-Flash drives and also USB-HDD's, Uefi/Efi, linux + Windows etc etc
Anyone else, leaning more towards AIOBoot??? Used to love E2B, but Uefi/efi seems to trip that up a bit, Ventoy is a bit hit and miss
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Suggestion for video - Comparisons on Ventoy vs AIOBoot vs Pendrive vs Easy2boot
We want to know if we can use either on USB-Flash drives and also USB-HDD's, Uefi/Efi, linux + Windows etc etc
Anyone else, leaning more towards AIOBoot??? Used to love E2B, but Uefi/efi seems to trip that up a bit, Ventoy is a bit hit and miss
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Jason
This is a good video. My work has been using Yumi legacy boot for a couple years now and we are starting to transition things to UEFI. We are having trouble getting VMware ESXi to boot UEFI using Yumi. We have the latest iso. Any suggestions on a multiboot for UEFI that could include Linux, VMware ESXi, and Windows? Thank you.
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This is a good video. My work has been using Yumi legacy boot for a couple years now and we are starting to transition things to UEFI. We are having trouble getting VMware ESXi to boot UEFI using Yumi. We have the latest iso. Any suggestions on a multiboot for UEFI that could include Linux, VMware ESXi, and Windows? Thank you.
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John
I don't trust this tech. If you're a hacker or security expert of any kind, why would you use this? You'd have to go through the source code to check what it's actually doing. And yes, this is different to other software as you're using it to install operating systems. No way. I'll trade the convenience for security.
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I don't trust this tech. If you're a hacker or security expert of any kind, why would you use this? You'd have to go through the source code to check what it's actually doing. And yes, this is different to other software as you're using it to install operating systems. No way. I'll trade the convenience for security.
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Hu
Ventory is the best multiboot app. forget all other apps and deal with ventory....it doesnt need any skills just install and format your usb and cpy paste ya iso. boot. i have been dealing with bunch of multiboot stuffs but this ventory is the best i have come across
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Ventory is the best multiboot app. forget all other apps and deal with ventory....it doesnt need any skills just install and format your usb and cpy paste ya iso. boot. i have been dealing with bunch of multiboot stuffs but this ventory is the best i have come across
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SPH
I have a toughbook with a couple of drive caddys. I want to make a drive and put about 10 Linux installs on it. Every try that? I wonder if I could do this using yumi? The drive is SATA I thought if I could bring it in through USB it might work what do you think?
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I have a toughbook with a couple of drive caddys. I want to make a drive and put about 10 Linux installs on it. Every try that? I wonder if I could do this using yumi? The drive is SATA I thought if I could bring it in through USB it might work what do you think?
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Karl
Thanks very much Richard. I have been searching for a utility to enable me to create -the ultimate USB bootable drive- for some time! This will allow me to use the same USB HDD to boot up older hardware (BIOS) and newer hardware (UEFI).
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Thanks very much Richard. I have been searching for a utility to enable me to create -the ultimate USB bootable drive- for some time! This will allow me to use the same USB HDD to boot up older hardware (BIOS) and newer hardware (UEFI).
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Wkl
The partition table is msdos. Isnt that means MBR? If my boot mode is set to pure UEFI (no csm) will it work? I am asking this because I want secure boot and secure boot need pure UEFI and that shoukd require GPT paetitioned usb....?
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The partition table is msdos. Isnt that means MBR? If my boot mode is set to pure UEFI (no csm) will it work? I am asking this because I want secure boot and secure boot need pure UEFI and that shoukd require GPT paetitioned usb....?
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