Ventoy [issue]: the newest versions of fedora (36) and redhat (9) wont boot

[issue]: the newest versions of fedora (36) and redhat (9) wont boot

Open Windows-Guy opened this issue 2 years ago • 6 comments

Official FAQ

[X] I have checked the official FAQ.

Ventoy Version

1.0.74 plus ive tried the latest cli

What about latest release

Yes. I have tried the latest release, but the bug still exist.

BIOS Mode

UEFI Mode

Partition Style

MBR

Disk Capacity

64GB

Disk Manufacturer

Mushkin

Image file checksum (if applicable)

Yes.

Image file download link (if applicable)

No response

What happened?

I can secure boot and install win 10, 11, mint 20.3, tails 5, hbcd, backbox 7, recuezilla focal But not fedora36 or rhel9 They both just lock the machine up before during and after choosing the install options in their command line startup

ive tried exfat ntfs defragging etc My guess is Its something to do w their secure boot key process

EDIT: ok today i turned off secure boot and later turned it back on and now it boots. So maybe i just have a goofy bios.

May 22 '22 02:05 Windows-Guy

The problem started again after my last post and before 1.0.75 ( not sure thats right)

but i did upgrade today and download fedora 36 and rhel 9 to test 1.0.75 And fedora boots to let me pick run live or scan media and after i pick it goes black forever Redhat starts to display use up down keys to and locks up before it displays the selection screen

i have a 64 gb flash drive w 50 gb at the end. Im on an hp spectre x360 with linux mint installed 4 partitions boot root(ext4) swap and a big windows ntfs at the end

May 31 '22 16:05 Windows-Guy

Still locks up on version 76 It boots 4 other linux distros It seems to be an issue w the redhat line

Jun 13 '22 06:06 Windows-Guy

Redhat 9 install still locks up at boot on version 78 Not sure about fedora. I gave up on it

Jul 10 '22 09:07 Windows-Guy

Both UEFI64 boot OK on my Lenovo IdeaPad 300 from Ventoy.

However, under VBox 5 VM booting from Ventoy USB drive:

Lockup ! (but ISO boots OK under same VBox 5 VM if using grubfm\agFM on Easy2Boot USB drive).