- #VENTOY BOOTS TO GRUB HOW TO#
- #VENTOY BOOTS TO GRUB INSTALL#
- #VENTOY BOOTS TO GRUB WINDOWS 10#
- #VENTOY BOOTS TO GRUB SOFTWARE#
In this tutorial we will use the latter solution.
#VENTOY BOOTS TO GRUB SOFTWARE#
We can decide to compile the software from source or download the pre-compiled code in the form of a tarball. $ – requires given linux commands to be executed as a regular non-privileged userīeing Ventoy an open source project, its source code is hosted on github. # – requires given linux commands to be executed with root privileges either directly as a root user or by use of sudo command Ventoy, Qemu to test the device without rebootingĪdministrative privileges needed to partition and setup the USB device Requirements, Conventions or Software Version Used You can use as example the picture bellow.Software requirements and conventions used Software Requirements and Linux Command Line Conventions Category If you select the already pre-configured NTFS master boot record partition, the installation will overwrite that partition and you can lose boot record for Windows. For boot set the location for it as root as well. if you created a swap partition, then select it’s location. If needed you can add later a swap file or create a swap partition. Swap is not mandatory, if you have plenty of RAM, you can leave it at none. If you don’t want to separate home partition then just select root location. You can also assign location for it to be root, but if you want to also create a separate partition for home partition(that requires additional partitioning). Next one is home partition, that partition is for our personal files. That is our system location and the MX Linux will be installed on that location. For the root partition, select the new partition we just formatted. On this screen we need to select locations for our root, home, swap and boot partitions. Next step is to setup our newly formatted partition. Besides this, there a lot of good and free tools to do this, that can be found online(easeus partition manager, minitool partition wizard – both are free).
#VENTOY BOOTS TO GRUB WINDOWS 10#
Windows 10 has it’s own built in tool to partition disks, which we are going to use. In Windows 10 the process is quite simple. Creating a partition for the MX Linuxįirst we start with creating a partition for our MX Linux installation. MX Linux doesn’t support the secure boot and it’s quite possible that after the installation, you won’t be able to boot into MX Linux.
Important note: Before proceeding with the following procedure, please note first thing to do is to go in your BIOS and disable secure boot.
#VENTOY BOOTS TO GRUB INSTALL#
Meaning, you need to boot and install MX Linux in same boot mode as Windows, otherwise the dual boot setup won’t work.
It is strongly advisable, before proceeding with these steps, backup you system just in case.Īlso another important thing, check your system does it boot in EUFI or in Legacy mode and create the bootable USB to match your PC boot mode. We are going to use a setup were it will have one HDD, Windows 10 already installed, manage partitioning for the MX Linux installation and in the end we will have MX Linux alongside Windows 10 in dual boot setup.
#VENTOY BOOTS TO GRUB HOW TO#
In this post we will cover the process on how to dual boot Windows 10 and MX Linux. How to dual boot Windows 10 and MX Linux Overview
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