Packages

To extend the functionality for Anhdv Boot, expansion packs are required. Extension packages for Anhdv Boot include: Windows installer package, Linux extension package, Dos extension package, Antivirus Rescue extension package. The newly listed extension packages need to be downloaded and integrated into Anhdv Boot

Currently 1 Click Anhdv Boot 2020 supports automatic copying of all expansion packs. Before you can run Tool 1 click, download the necessary expansion packs. Copy all in one place with Tool 1 click (no need to rename files – including ISO Linux). If integrated after creating USB / HDD Boot, just run 1 click and select 6 – Copy expansion pack.

In this version, we planed how to copy the expansion pack. Windows extension pack must be put in the Windows_Packages folder. Any ISO file that needs to be hidden should be copied to ISO_BOOT. The remaining ISO files copy all into ISO_DATA

Windows installer package

Use any Windows installer to download the corresponding expansion pack, only the Download_Windows_Packages_AnhdvBoot.7z file is required to download. Expansion pack files or Windows installer ISO file must be copied to the Windows_Packages folder

Antivirus package

Note: Bitdefender needs to copy to ISO folder on USB-BOOT partition of USB. All other antivirus extension packages are copied to the ISO folder on the USB-DATA partition of USB.

Linux Package

Note: In addition to Fedora, copy the ISO entry on the USB-BOOT (FAT32) partition of USB. All other linux packages change the correct name as instructed and copy to the ISO section of the USB-DATA partition (NTFS). If you need to install Kali Linux, run the 1 click tool anhdv boot. After selecting language and usb > show the boot partition> copy Kali Linux.

Note: If you only use Kali Linux in Live format, download the linux potassium file according to the link above and change the name to potassium-linux and copy to the ISO section of USB-DATA. Run the tool 1 click Anhdv Boot to display the hidden partition, open the /boot/grub/linux.cfg file in the USB-BOOT partition with notepad. Find the #kali linux code: and replace it with the new code as below:

# Kali Linux:
search --no-floppy --file --set=root "/ISO/kali-linux.iso"
if [ -e "/ISO/kali-linux.iso" ]; then
    menuentry "[k] > Live Kali Linux" --class icon-kali --hotkey=k  {
    set isofile="/ISO/kali-linux.iso"
	echo "Loading $isofile..."
	loopback loop $isofile
	linux (loop)/live/vmlinuz boot=live findiso=$isofile noconfig=sudo username=root hostname=kali quiet splash
	initrd (loop)/live/initrd.img
}
fi

Also, if you want to start Antergos and Manjaro from Anhdv Boot. Then you show the boot partition USB-BOOT, add the code below to the linux.cfg file (/boot/grub/linux.cfg)

# Manjaro:
search --no-floppy --file --set=root "/ISO/manjaro.iso"
if [ -e "/ISO/manjaro.iso" ]; then
menuentry "[1] > Manjaro (x86_64)" --class manjaro --hotkey=1 {
	set isofile="/ISO/manjaro.iso"
	echo "Loading ${isofile}..."
    	set dri="free"
    	search --no-floppy -f --set=root $isofile
    	probe -u $root --set=rootuuid
    	set pqr="/dev/disk/by-uuid/$rootuuid"
    	loopback loop $isofile
    	linux  (loop)/boot/vmlinuz-x86_64  img_dev=$pqr img_loop=$isofile driver=$dri tz=utc lang=en_us keytable=us
    	initrd  (loop)/boot/intel_ucode.img (loop)/boot/amd_ucode.img (loop)/boot/initramfs-x86_64.img
}
fi

# Antergos:
search --no-floppy --file --set=root "/ISO/antergos.iso"
if [ -e "/ISO/antergos.iso" ]; then
menuentry "[2] > Antergos (x86_64)" --class antergos --hotkey=2 {
	set isofile="/ISO/antergos.iso"
	echo "Loading ${isofile}..."
	search --no-floppy -f --set=root $isofile
    	probe -u $root --set=rootuuid
    	set imgdevpath="/dev/disk/by-uuid/$rootuuid"
	loopback loop $isofile
    	linux (loop)/arch/boot/vmlinuz archisodevice=/dev/loop0 img_dev=$imgdevpath img_loop=$isofile
    	initrd (loop)/arch/boot/archiso.img
}
fi

DOS Package

Keep the downloaded file name intact and copy it to the ISO directory of the USB-DATA partition of USB.