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That's basically what Syslinux does -- copy your ISO to the boot media, add a config entry for it, and you're done.
by Gormo 2y ago
That's basically what Syslinux does -- copy your ISO to the boot media, add a config entry for it, and you're done.
- wakawaka28 2y agoGreat, now how do I use that to replace a tool like Ventoy?
- Gormo 2y agoWell, you'd install the Syslinux boot sector onto a removable drive, then copy your ISOs onto that drive, then set up a config file to set up menu options and point them at your ISOs, then you'd boot off of that drive.