The normal/standard ntfs "supported" is not ntfs-3g. If you need to boot from a ntfs then you need write access, and that is only through ntfs-3g (3rd generation) module that you need to load at boot time.
You need to find a way to load the ntfs-3g module at boot time. -pipo On 8/16/20 12:05 PM, 陈添来 wrote: > debian10 kernal cmdline "boot=live > findiso=/data/os/debian/debian-live-10.2.0-standard.iso", > can not boot.said,"BOOT FAILED". > live-boot's function "is_supported_fs" is have some wrong,it can not support > ntfs. > deepin's live-boot has fix this wrong.hope debian also fix it. > > > >
