The problem is that VentoyPlugson does not tell me if any of the control_legacy, control_uefi, control_ia32, control_aa64 and control_mips sections are defined in the ventoy.json file or not.
However, if I now go to control_uefi tab and set VTOY_DEFAULT_MENU_MODE to 1, VTOY_WIN11_BYPASS_CHECK is still showing as 0 but it is now not active when I uefi boot! So I would expect VTOY_WIN11_BYPASS_CHECK to be 0 when I UEFI boot but it is actually active when I UEFI boot !!! now I go to control_uefi tab - it says in web page VTOY_WIN11_BYPASS_CHECK is set to 0 set control tab VTOY_WIN11_BYPASS_CHECK to 1ģ. When using VentoyPlugson - how do I know if there is a "control_uefi" section defined in the ventoy.json file?Ģ. USER INTERFACE PROBLEM WITH VentoyPlugson I added legacy and UEFI entires using ventoyplugson and now it works! Mint displays a grub2 menu - press e and add VTOY_LINUX_REMOUNT=1 to kernel parameters Used F5 to check json and it is not listed in global plugin check. You can navigate using arrow keys here.I tried it in json file but does not seem to work. The interface will be similar to the default (GTK3) but with Ncurses type interface as shown in the screenshot below. You can also use CPU-X from the command line, as there are two options available for using CPU-X in the terminal, i.e., NCurses and Coredump.įirstly, to access the NCurses interface use the following command.
Note that the memory information is available only when Daemon is active. If you are using a Desktop Environment, entering the password as prompted will start the daemon and will not need further input from the user. The CPU-X daemon requires root privileges, and it uses Polkit for privileges escalation.
If you start the daemon, it will allow CPU-X to access special devices, providing more information and avoiding empty labels (Package, Multiplier, Bus speed as shown in the screenshot). No one can ignore the button Start Daemon at the bottom left corner of the window.
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