Filesystem Suggestion ( Solved on version 1.0.10) about ventoy

[ventoy]

Hi,
NTFS/UDF/XFS/Ext2/3/4 are supported since Ventoy-1.0.10

[ventoy]

I guess you mean the 1st partition. Ventoy make the USB 2 partitions, first is exFAT, second is FAT32.
As I known, NTFS is not native supported by the linux kernel, all the distros mount ntfs with fuse.
If you can mount NTFS, that means your kernel has the fuse module, as for the mount.exfat tool in userspace， there is a mount.exfat tool in the second partition and the Ventoy's install package. You can use it.

[chromer030]

Oh , i didn't know about presence of mount.exfat tool on second partition , Thank you very much.

[rampageX]

FAT32 vs. exFAT vs. NTFS USB3 Performance Comparison

Conclusions:
FAT32 File System - if the user needs to work with a relatively small number of medium-sized or large files, the FAT32 file system is good enough to be used with modern USB3 flash disks.
exFAT File System - if the user needs to work with thousands of files stored on a USB3 disk and perform different types of operations, it is recommended to reformat the USB flash disk using the exFAT file system.
NTFS File System - if the user needs to work with tens of thousands of files stored on a USB3 flash disk and perform many different types of operations, it is highly recommended to reformat the USB flash disk using the NTFS file system.

[soares23]

I guess you mean the 1st partition. Ventoy make the USB 2 partitions, first is exFAT, second is FAT32.
As I known, NTFS is not native supported by the linux kernel, all the distros mount ntfs with fuse.
If you can mount NTFS, that means your kernel has the fuse module, as for the mount.exfat tool in userspace， there is a mount.exfat tool in the second partition and the Ventoy's install package. You can use it.

HI @ventoy i have found that tool on hithub "https://github.com/Sporesirius/YAMS". This Developer make a FAT32 and NTFS partition an Windows and Linux ISO are compatible( don't now if all was compatible) maybe you can analayse and make NTFS support for the future.

[HemanthJabalpuri]

@ventoy
Like v1.0.28 has -L option to specify label for 1st partition, an option for specifying type of formatting of 1st partition like ntfs/ext4/fat32/exfat will be more useful.
Eg:- Ventoy2Disk.sh -i -L MyUSB -P fat32 /dev/sdb