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Ventoy even explicitly supports persistent data for the ISOs, defeating his argument of being unable to store the OS' data on the flash drive: https://www.vento
by DarkUranium 5y ago
Ventoy even explicitly supports persistent data for the ISOs, defeating his argument of being unable to store the OS' data on the flash drive: https://www.ventoy.net/en/plugin_persistence.html https://www.ventoy.net/en/plugin_persistence.html
- nsonha 5y agothe point is that you should use a mechanism that allows it, without some magical tool. Ventoy wasn't a thing until recently and what they said was true and is still true for people who just go to some homepage, download an ISO and flash it. Not a lot of people know about Ventoy, they would be stuck with a non persistence backup media.
- nyuszika7h 5y agoPersistence isn't anything new or revolutionary. Rufus and other tools have supported persistence with ISOs just fine for ages. Ventoy may support persistence too, but its main selling point is being able to put multiple ISOs and whatever other files you want on the USB.