Ventoy 1.1.17 was released on July 24, featuring compatibility updates for embedded Linux and enterprise distributions, including fixes for BusyBox fdisk detection and new explicit boot support for Athena OS, EulerOS, and Proxmox VE. The release also addressed a latent buffer bug in the FATFS disk_write callback, which could potentially corrupt sector-zero writes in specific partition layouts. Additionally, the update improved the Linux installer by fixing a PATH resolution issue and enhancing the handling of command outputs to prevent bricking partition operations. Users can download the latest version from the official GitHub release page, with installation options available for both Linux and Windows systems

Ventoy 1.1.17 Shipped: BusyBox Fixes, New Distro Boot Logic

Ventoy 1.1.17 shipped on July 24, delivering targeted compatibility updates for embedded Linux workflows and enterprise distributions. The release patches a BusyBox fdisk detection regression, repairs a PATH resolution bug in the Linux installer, and adds explicit boot support for Athena OS, EulerOS, and Proxmox VE in grub2 mode. Contributors also resolved a latent 512-byte buffer shift in the FATFS disk_write callback that could theoretically corrupt sector-zero writes on specific partition layouts. You can grab the Linux tarball, Windows ZIP, or live ISO directly from the official GitHub release page.

Ventoy 1.1.17 Shipped: BusyBox Fixes, New Distro Boot Logic @ Linux Compatible