rEFInd is a UEFI boot manager. First you must UEFI64-boot to agFM or Ventoy and then you can run rEFInd which will allow you to load .EFI files from other disks and partitions in the system. This is especially useful for Ventoy USB drives because Ventoy only enumerates the .EFI boot files which are on […]
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By using an XML file, we can use Ventoy to boot to a Win11 ISO and bypass the TPM, RAM size and Secure Boot checks. Download and copy a Windows 11 ISO file to \_ISO\WINDOWS\WIN11 folder Create an XML file containing a RunSynchronousCommand entry and a generic Windows 10 install Product Key for Home or
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Install Windows 11 using E2B and agFM onto any system E2B and agFM can automatically run the registry hack to skip the Windows 11 TPM\RAM\SecureBoot checks. The easiest thing to do is to simply pick the ‘Windows 11 (skip TPM and other checks).XML‘ file when prompted (Legacy E2B or Legacy\UEFI64 agFM menus). Alternatively, you can
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Use a similar setup to Kali+persistence You can copy the Sample Mnu file for the E2B menu system and the sample .cfg file for agFM. A ready-made persistence file can be obtained from the images.zip file download from Ventoy. It must be a ‘persistence’ type and should already contain a persistence.conf file inside it. For
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To boot from the E2B menu system (Legacy-only) with persistence you can use the .isopersistdebian file extension – see instructions here (requires both USB partition 3 and 4 to be unused). To boot Kali with persistence via Legacy and UEFI, you can use the Ventoy menu system. See the persistence plugin page for more details.
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If you create a standard E2B v2 USB drive with agFM, then you can usually secure UEFI64-boot from it by booting from the second (FAT32) partition. However, some systems will not Secure UEFI64-boot from the second partition because it uses a Microsoft-signed grub2-based Kaspersky EFI boot file which has been blacklisted by Microsoft. This means
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You can simply download the latest version of a Sergei Strelec .ISO file and copy it to a suitable menu folder on the E2B USB drive. e.g. \_ISO\WINPE\WinPE10_8_Sergei_Strelec_x86_x64_2021.01.05_English.iso [4002MB] The .iso file can be Legacy-booted from the Easy2Boot menu. The ‘auto-suggest’ menu will offer you the choice to boot to the ISO menu or directly
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Medicat 21 is in the form of zip files for use with Ventoy. You are supposed to extract the contents to the first partition of a previously-made Ventoy USB disk. Instead, you can just copy all the files (except \autorun.inf and \autorun.ico) to the root of your E2B first NTFS partition and only use Ventoy to boot to
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The AntiVirusLiveCD ISO only supports 64-bit CPUs and Legacy\MBR booting. MBR-booting on a system with a 32-bit CPU causes a ‘not 64-bit CPU’ error message to be displayed. When I downloaded the AntivirusLiveCD-36.0-0.103.0.iso file, I found by using 7Zip, that it did not contain a \EFI folder or any boot image which contained any .efi boot files.
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Fedora can use a persistence file but it must be on a FAT (or ext) partition. We therefore need to use a .imgPTN file so that we can create a FAT32 volume. 1. Download your Fedora Live ISO file – I used Fedora-Workstation-Live-x86_64-33-1.2.iso. 2. Install the MPI Tool Kit onto your Windows system 3. Drag-and-Drop
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