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Ventoy fails to load OS on Macbook Pro 2012 #52
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@enaran74 You are still on old Mac OS X Lion , why you do not like to upgrade to Mojave or Catalina ?
StartUp Security Utility is supported on Mojave and Catalina. |
Unfortunately, when you load the recovery console this is all you get. |
The StartUp Security Utility is for configuring the T2 security chip mess. So it is only available starting with the 2018 MacBooks. I have this same issue as well with Ventoy on my late 2013 MacBook Pro. Is there anything I can do to help test this? |
I also have the same issue on a mid-2014 MacBook Pro with Mojave. The same "No ER state object" error as @xiaozhuai above. |
This is the only result when I search this error. It also happens that I am attempting to use Ventoy as well. I am not sure where the disconnect is, but I get the same error on my Macbook 11,1 which does not have T2 so you can't access the menu others here have spoken about. |
Ventoy just doesn't work on Apple hardware. I've switched to easy2boot which works well (though I am not using it to boot hfs installers). |
Looked at Ventoy to see if it could replace my Zalman VE-350, that can boot any ISO you throw at it. Ubuntu goes ok, but my collection of OSX ISO's give me the same 'No ER state object [..]'. Too bad. Hope it will be made possible in the future. |
@ventoy is there any progress on this issue? When I try booting on a Mac with a USB stick created by another software (e.g. Rufus) it works all fine... |
Please Don't expect anything to happen asap even I did not get any response on an similar issue over a week ago. I am particularly not able to boot 2 iso from ventoy. So please wait for the next release when all our issues will be addressed and solved. |
@skulldealer this issue is much older than just one week. Of course I don't expect issues getting solved asap, but 5 months is a time we may ask about any news... |
As per my knowledge ventoy developer has a very limited development environment. Ventoy has a ThinkPad I have seen his videos. I don't think he has a macbook pro specifically to test ventoy. |
I did not even get a single reply regarding my issue |
You could try yumi tool |
@skulldealer
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I reopened the latest one again after closing the one I asked a week ago coz it was dead Waited for a week but nothimg happened for 3 releases |
I want knoppix iso support on ventoy great tool for recovery of damaged files from hardisk |
Was polite enough to provide the direct download links for the iso files with the issue. |
By the way there is another active forum on official ventoy site. You could go there maybe And maybe also on discord but no idea how active n maintained it is. Maybe unofficial too. |
You should probably close this one and open a same new issue on GitHub |
I have an idea Install ventoy on usb with setting on for preserve some space at end. the iso files you are able to boot keep in ventoy partition and use unetbootin to flash the iso u can't boot from ventoy to the non ventoy partition that could help. |
May create 2 bootbale usb in one |
It is available for macos |
@skulldealer please stop posting. Every message you post is emailed to 10+ other people. This is not a forum for discussion, it is an issue tracker. If you have something constructive, post it, if not, post somewhere else. |
Ok sry |
issue resolved!!!!!!!! Mac os can now work with ventoy 100 percent done I did it Need to integrate unetbootin with ventoy. Please give me some time I assure you that's possible Now ventoy can work with macos with a plugin possibly. Please wait as I test other iso. So far I got success with ubuntudde.iso latest Pls wait I am sure there is a way to solve this issue . after I do my research over this I will need forward my research to ventoy which will be released later. |
Need to change partition structure for mac support. Possibly there are 2 uefi partions required Such usb will also be compatible with other os like windows laptop! |
I've never tried either of the things you mentioned. However, if easy2boot uses the same method as Ventoy (IDK) surely the same problem would exist? |
see www.easy2boot.xyz |
Ahhhhhhhhh, I see. |
I would prefer to use plain Ventoy as it has plenty of good features, and I understand how it works. But I could compromise with easy2boot+Ventoy / easy2boot+agFM. Although the HFS boot feature seems tempting. Also agFM seems pretty nice. I will try this and report back on what happens. As you said 'At least more knowledge will be obtained.' |
If someone can test for @ventoy and try the stuff mentioned here (I might) that would help. |
**#7 states **
So someone needs to work out the differences and see if there can be a Mac mode or something... |
Wow, this discussion is going on. Years ago i have put a 'firmware password', with a symbol in it, because that's a nice extra securety but with one of the latest Catalina Security Updates the 'firmware' was updated. Since then when i try to put 'firmware password' off to test Ventoy it says that i can't use that symbol in a 'firmware password'. So, i can't put it off or change it anymore. Searched the web but no fix for that one. If somebody can help with that i can test some of the possibilities out here. The weird thing is that i still can enter the 'firmware password' and that works, for example to enter 'Recovery Mode' but i can't put it off or change it. p.s.: Meanwhile i am thinking to leave my MacBook Pro, it's from 2015 and go for a Notebook, it's cheaper for new hardware plus easier to install Linux on it. ;-) |
Sadly, AFAIK you can't downgrade mac firmware, I know because I installed snow leopard onto a mac with El Capitan era firmware. (long story basically i cant use "Install mac os" so i had to upgrade from Snow Leopard as its the last to come on DVD) Yeah, the only reason I use a mac is because it's the only non-chromebook laptop I have, I have a PC but its handy to have a laptop to use around the house etc. I would buy a linux laptop, but I'm still in school so I can't afford one as they tend to be more expensive than parts for a pc. Apparently as read in #7 , macs cant boot Ventoy because of their proprietary EFI (Classic Apple lol). |
Yes, i know! So, for me difficult to test. |
Yes, he doesn't have a mac. |
... i know and use sometimes deepl, G-free i am ;-), but I prefer to translate simple replies myself (I speak and write (quite well) three languages, I think that is enough;-) and not to depend on 'translators'. But that is another story. |
Intresting. My mac boots most linux if you flash it to a drive using Rufus or Etcher or whatever. I need to get round to trying Tails, perhaps with ventoy? What's especially odd about this whole issue is that the menu appears fine, but Ventoy can't load the OS. But if you use a distro iso flashed to usb it works fine! What's the difference between the two? |
Has there been any progress on this issue? |
Has anyone tried this with the EFI partition as HFS+ instead of FAT32? I have to imagine that'd help matters. edit just tried, imploded. |
So the fact that only Tails is working got me curious and I did some digging. I'm on MBA2013. Boot happens only from tails.img (for USB sticks), but not from tails.iso (for DVD). Iso (both tails and all other distros) can only be mounted as cd9660, whereas img (from tails) is a GPT partitioned image with entire payload (1G+) on its single EFI partition (the special one, with partition type ef00): I tried making tails.iso work. When loading a drive, BIOS systems look for code on the first sector (MBR, 512 bytes), ahead of all partitions, which is where the first stage of grub would normally live. AFAIK, UEFI+GPT boot mechanism (like tails.img, according to me) has no such need. There, MBR has no code, and all loaders live on the special EFI partition (which typically should be 200M). So, I thought if I just extracted tails.iso onto the EFI inside gpt image it would work. Perhaps ventoy unpacks those images differently and reads MBR, somehow? It could load itself as EFI, but then execute images as MBR? Maybe tails.img contains boot code, in the first sector? Or maybe grub loads and silently fails? I'm out of ideas, maybe I'm missing something. |
That's, really weird! For me grub loads and displays a menu, and all of the Ventoy functions seem to work. But if i select any ISO, with or without the memdisk option. I just get an endless black screen |
I have the same issue on MacBook Pro 2015, and ventoy loads fine, but as soon as I try to book any operating systems, the screen goes black for a minute, then it comes up with a message, not a secure platform 14. Unless of course, I load either, tails.IMG, or cloudready.IMG |
For me, on a 2012 Mac mini, the latest version of Ventoy showed up both as EFI and Windows. EFI gives the errors mentioned above, but when I selected windows, I was able to boot a proxmox 7.2 iso. Note, I did not have windows installed in bootcamp. |
no solution yet?? |
Also Arch iso is able to boot in grub2 mode |
Tried latest Ventoy (1.0.87) on Win, removed Secure boot support and booted live distro (Kali and Ubuntu) via grub2 mode on the macbook mid-2015 fine. |
I could also overcome the issue by booting the ISO in Grub2 mode from Ventoy (installed on the USB disk with secure-boot-support enabled, even if the "Not a secure boot platform 14" message was still displayed for 1 second before the Ventoy menu). |
I have a mid-2014 Intel-based Macbook Pro (11,2), running Refind, Ubuntu and OSx El Capitan. SIP is disabled, and it predates the T2 chip. The hard drive is GPT. I re-enabled SIP without any effect on the error: "Not a Secure Boot Platform 14" I tried grub.efi and grub64_real.efi. From grub.efi, Ventoy 1.0.88 brings up the Grub menu with the two available Ubuntu ISOs, then offers a choice of boot methods (normal mode, grub2 etc). Normal mode hangs with the "Not a Secure Boot Platform 14" error whilst booting Ubuntu 22.04.2. From the grub.efi, Grub2 mode boots successfully. |
just... dont use ventoy for it...? |
And here it is 2023. --- I just used latest ver of Ventoy with ubuntu-desktop.iso and booted it with grub2 with no problems at all. -- Resolved. |
Not resolved, macOs images still dont boot using ventoy |
Using grub2 mode worked for me with elementary OS ;) |
While Ventoy will boot to the menu, as soon as you select any ISO file to mount and boot it fails with "Not a Secure Boot Platform 14"
It also flashes this same message up on initial boot but Ventoy seems to overcome the issue and loads to the menu.
Using 1.0.08 UEFI
Tried latest ISO's of Ubuntudde-20.04 and Elementaryos-5.1 and Windows10_1909
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