Hi everyone
A question has arisen (stupid). Using the WinUSB program I created a multiboot flash drive. First (as in the instructions) I recorded Win10 64-bit, after Debian 12. Now there is a need to add Win10 32-bit there. Is it possible to add it there or do I need to completely format the flash drive and write it again in the order: Win10 32, Win10 64, Debian?
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multiboot flash drive
Re: multiboot flash drive
WinUSB looks like a kind of obscure, Windows-only app the code of which is not publicly available. At least not from its website. A Linux forum perhaps isn't the most suitable place to seek support for this piece of software.
I recommend Ventoy as an alternative for creation of a multi-boot installation media. It is cross-platform, in active development, its code is accessible to public and there are significantly more chances that people active on Linux forums know how to use it.
I recommend Ventoy as an alternative for creation of a multi-boot installation media. It is cross-platform, in active development, its code is accessible to public and there are significantly more chances that people active on Linux forums know how to use it.
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Re: multiboot flash drive
Another reason to use Ventoy is that the question you asked never arises. Once set up - medium difficulty, not just click a button - you add ISOs simply by copying them to a partition on the flash drive. You remove them with an ordinary file delete command. Among the things you can put on a Ventoy drive is Hiren's Boot CD, one of the best Windows recovery suites available.