Ventoy unable to UEFI64 boot 'grubfm_multiarch.iso' in Macbook Air !

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Official FAQ

• I have checked the official FAQ.

Ventoy Version

1.0.99

What about latest release

Yes. I have tried the latest release, but the bug still exist.

Try alternative boot mode

Yes. I have tried them, but the bug still exist.

BIOS Mode

UEFI Mode

Partition Style

MBR

Disk Capacity

32GB

Disk Manufacturer

Samsung

Image file checksum (if applicable)

None

Image file download link (if applicable)

https://github.com/a1ive/grub2-filemanager/releases/download/latest/grubfm_multiarch.iso

What happened?

Hi LongPanda....
How are you....

I just love using Ventoy for installing Windows, Linux etc...but for installing macOS, I have to first boot 'grubfm_multiarch.iso' to map .hfs file into Partition 1/ Partition 3 of Ventoy USB Drive. When I boot 'grubfm_multiarch.iso' from Ventoy then it works for Standard UEFI64 based PC/Firmware.

But When I boot 'grubfm_multiarch.iso' in UEFI64 mode from Ventoy USB Drive then it does not boot and hang at black screen with blinking cursor for infinite duration. I have to face similiar issue when I boot Windows ISOs in normal mode in Macbook Air, But when I use WIMBOOT mode to boot Windows ISOs in Macbook Air, then it works fine.....Thanks for providing WIMBOOT Mode.

Maybe 'grubfm_multiarch.iso' face similiar issue in Macbook Air. I have tried normal mode, Grub2 mode and memdisk mode also, But 'grubfm_multiarch.iso' does not boot in Macbook Air at all. Why so happening ?? While other tools like Rufus can brun 'grubfm_multiarch.iso' to USB Drive fine....

Can you please provide a way so we can boot 'grubfm_multiarch.iso' in UEFI64 mode in BAD BIOS similiar way we boot Windows ISOs in WIMBOOT mode ? thought GRUB2 mode will boot 'grubfm_multiarch.iso' fine but it did noot booted and unable to found EFI Files.

Please help to provide support for booting 'grubfm_multiarch.iso' in UEFI64 mode in Ventoy for BAD BIOS/Firmware like Macbook Air through any specific mode like WIMBOOT mode/Grub2 Mode/ Memdisk Mode or any other way possible....

Thanks & Regards....