Install AIO Boot on multiple FAT32 and NTFS partitions

There are many pros and cons between the two formats FAT32 and NTFS. For best support, you should install AIO Boot on multiple FAT32 and NTFS partitions.

FAT32
- Support boots into UEFI mode.
- Many operating systems like Fedora, Gentoo, Bitdefender… do not support NTFS.
- The Ubuntu and Debian persistent modes are only supported on FAT32 partitions.

NTFS
- NTFS partitions can store files larger than 4GB. You can save large files such as backups, VHD files…
- You can use resident mode larger than 4GB for Android-x86, Remix OS, Phoenix OS and WifiSlax 4.12.
- Windows ISO files are larger than 4GB, so we will not need to split it if we use NTFS partitions.

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[Angelochek]

I have a PSSD flash drive and this program won't let me split it into 2 partitions as it's not USB flash drive .

[MANDAMUS_]

I use this for 128 & 32gb USB as efi system partition to run frugal & full install of BSD, android, Linux as well as boot iso of utilities & installation media. it can chain load other HDD & partitions. i boot from 2TB USB-HDD using this.

[Truthrangers]

With this method i have made linux live boot from server. However i want the linux to be installed on other pc's rather than running it live on network. I didn't find any option in this software