My best bet is that it probably uses the UUID in order for it to rightfully detect and update the ventoy partition. That function resides in the custom library available on lib The function vtoy_gen_uuid is called here at line 353 within VentoyWorker.sh. I'm not super familiar with building these things from scratch, therefore I am a bit confused by why a UUID is being written to disk. It's also harnessing dd to write the following *.img files to the target disk. It's handling the formatting and partitioning. I've been breaking down the important steps of the Linux Installer to understand everything it's doing to get an minimum viable product working for MacOS. It adds more time wasting steps than if it could run ,
You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: point is that people don't want to shutdown MacOS to boot up this USB to then apply to another USB. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. They want a solution that allows staying within MacOS and applying Ventoy to a USB device. On Wed, at 5:25 PM Drew > wrote: Download the ISO from ventoy's website ( ) Then use BalenaEtcher ( ) to flash the ISO to a usb drive :) This isn't what people are asking for. Ventoy is (I think) a kernel-less operating system, that starts the ISO I'm not sure what you mean, or if you don't understand ISOs or installers or ventoy itself. The ventoy app basically just applies the ISO anyway. Just use the ISO, it'll do the same thing as the ventoy loader.
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