11/14/2023 0 Comments Ventoy memtest![]() ![]() is this the best way? If I use this method I would be able to easily modify the configuration file and retrieve the report files, however when I use this method it fails to write. What is the best way to extract the img to EFI folder? I've used 7-zip and it works. There is also no easy way to change the configuration file of Memtest86. How can I delete the reports from inside the img? They will pile up and become cluttered. While I can retrieve the reports from inside the. img file? Is there a way Ventoy can present the ISO partition to Memtest86 so it can be a save location? So question, is there a way we can have this save outside of the. So this is solved, but I think we can optimize this to be easier. ![]() I think 0 indicates the partition number of the. By default without changing the location in settings, it will save inside the. (12-06-2022, 12:07 PM)longpanda Wrote: There are 3 files after you open the img file in 7zip.Ġ) MemTest86.fat <- Try open thisĢ) DMA Test PartitionHello, this works. I will reach out to PassMark again to see if they have any further information that can be helpful. Please let me know if you need any more information or things for me to test. ![]() I hope this information helps you find the solution. img file boot mode it saves successfully, however I'm unable to find the files. I'm not sure what these are, I tried writing to partition 1 and it wrote successfully, but I'm looking all over the Ventoy drive for the files and haven't found them.Īs you can see, in. img file boot mode, as you used, it displays two additional partitions without a label that are 255MB in size and mostly used. That appears to be the Ventory EFI system partition for Ventoy itself, which would definitely be incorrect to save the files in. In EFI file boot mode, it just displays the VTOYEFI partition, RW mode, with a total capacity of 31MB. So naturally I attempted this as well, and to get a look at what Memtest86 is seeing. Memtest86 Pro allows you to change the location of where to save the files. Memtest86 boots this method as well, but fails to write. Hopefully we can find a I attempted booting via the extracted EFI directory and booting the BOOTX64.efi. Please note, to speed up your debugging process, you don't have to wait for a memory test to complete, you can Save System summary to file, run benchmark tests and save the images, and take screenshots using F12, which all write files. Report files and log still missing after it said it "saved successfully". I will extract the EFI System Parition using 7-zip over to Ventoy and try booting via the EFI file and see if I can get it to write the files using that method. I have attached a screenshot to show you the layout of the Memtest86 Pro img file. Looking at your screenshot, it appears the Pro version is laid out differently. ![]() img using 7-zip and go into EFI/BOOT the files are still missing. When I save the report and benchmark files, they say they are saved successfully, so no error. Same setup you are using, however I have the Pro version of Memtest86. img rather than the extracted EFI folder. I copied over my memtest86-pro-usb.img file onto my Ventoy drive and am booting directly from the. I have updated my Ventoy to the CI build you listed. You just need to extract it from the img file.Hello, thanks for the quick response. Then find the memtest86-usb.img file and open it with 7zip ( ) and you will find the html report at /MemTest86.img/EFI/BOOT as in the attachment. Boot memtest86-usb.img with the above CI release, then test and save the html report and finally power off. ![]()
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