Yes, I tried it both ways: directly on a Ventoy-enabled USB drive (by renaming it back to.vid) and by copying it to a local disc before running it through VirtualBox. Both time same error. Have you copy the LinuxMint.vdi in local disc before trying to open the Ventoy enabled LinuxMint.vdi file in VirtualBox? Its may be related to LUKS encryption?Īctually, I chose LUKS encryption while installing Linux Mint, and it worked flawlessly both on the real system (using a Ventoy-enabled USB drive) and in virtualbox. They directed me to the Ventoy community, as it is related to Ventoy.
I asked the same question in both the Linux Community and VirtualBox Community, but have not received any help so far. Have you tried reaching out to the Linux Community or VirtualBox Community for help? With Ventoy, you don't need to format the disk over and over, you just need to copy the. Running Lattest VirtualBox Version 7.0.6 r155176 (Qt5.15.2) on Windows 10 and latest version of Ventoy. Ventoy is an open source tool to create bootable USB drive for ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD (x)/EFI files. These updates can cause Ventoy to stop functioning on a real system, and a special Scriptmust be run within Linux Mint to restore its compatibility with the Ventoy-enabled USB drive. Ventoy may require running the LinuxMint.vdi in VirtualBox in cases where there are updates to the Linux Mint kernel.
If it wokring on a real system then why I need to run this into VirtualBox?
0 kommentar(er)
