> A "Ventoy Compatible" concept is introduced by ventoy, which can help to support any ISO file.
from the "Ventoy Compatible" page:
> From the document you can see that ventoy will create a virtual disk from the iso file and boot it. But the virtual disk is only on BIOS(Legacy or UEFI) level. In most case it works only in bootloader period. Most of the morden OS's kernels will use their driver to access hardware after boot, so the virtual disk will not be visible to them. In normal case, the OS will search all the hardware storage media(CDROM/USB/HD ...) to find the source medium. But with ventoy they will not find such medium because there is no such physical media and they don't know that they were booted from a virual disk. In order to support that ventoy must do some hook before boot. But the hook is really a hard work because there are so many different OS distros and so many special cases.
> A "Ventoy Compatible" concept is introduced by ventoy, which can help to support any ISO file.
from the "Ventoy Compatible" page:
> From the document you can see that ventoy will create a virtual disk from the iso file and boot it. But the virtual disk is only on BIOS(Legacy or UEFI) level. In most case it works only in bootloader period. Most of the morden OS's kernels will use their driver to access hardware after boot, so the virtual disk will not be visible to them. In normal case, the OS will search all the hardware storage media(CDROM/USB/HD ...) to find the source medium. But with ventoy they will not find such medium because there is no such physical media and they don't know that they were booted from a virual disk. In order to support that ventoy must do some hook before boot. But the hook is really a hard work because there are so many different OS distros and so many special cases.