Ventoy @ macOS 11.1 Big Sur

[DragonSerW]

How can I make it work?

[ventoy]

Actually, mac machine is not fully supported.
Because I don't have any mac machine and never test Ventoy on any mac machine.

[DX37]

How can I make it work?

Maybe install homebrew on macOS and try to compile it from source?

[DragonSerW]

I have homebrew installed.
How should I compile it?

[DX37]

I have homebrew installed.
How should I compile it?

https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy/blob/master/DOC/BuildVentoyFromSource.txt

[wuJflower]

Did u compile it?

[carljmosca]

This seems like an interesting, very useful project - not had a chance to try it yet. When I have time, I and can try on my mac.

Github actions supports macOS...at least it is listed; not actually done anything but Linux with Actions yet but I have found it to be very feature-rich. https://github.com/features/actions

[Andrew-J-Larson]

How can I make it work?

Maybe install homebrew on macOS and try to compile it from source?

@DX37 even if it compiles, it will have issues since there is no support for creating and writing to ext[2/3/4]/xfs partitions on mac (only read-only implementations that can be installed from brew)

[topiga]

How can I make it work?

Maybe install homebrew on macOS and try to compile it from source?

@DX37 even if it compiles, it will have issues since there is no support for creating and writing to ext[2/3/4]/xfs partitions on mac (only read-only implementations that can be installed from brew)

You can have some support with MacFuse, see their EXT wiki and their XFS wiki (not with much info)

[Andrew-J-Larson]

How can I make it work?

Maybe install homebrew on macOS and try to compile it from source?

@DX37 even if it compiles, it will have issues since there is no support for creating and writing to ext[2/3/4]/xfs partitions on mac (only read-only implementations that can be installed from brew)

You can have some support with MacFuse, see their EXT wiki and their XFS wiki (not with much info)

Yes, but that's highly unstable write mode, plus each MacOS update mostly breaks the driver anyways.

[FranklinYu]

A workaround is to boot the ISO in a virtual machine (with VirtualBox or VMware Fusion), and pass USB drive to the VM. See #35 (comment) by @TheAlienDrew.

By the way I think this issue is actually a duplicate of that issue.