Is it possible to create a multi-bootable USB 3.0 with a set of ISO images without driver hemorrhoids?

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USB

Hello!
USB 1TB 3.0 is available.
It was made bootable using the multiboot cd utility, grub4dos was loaded
and everything is edited and configured in menu.lst
, so both ready-made OS assemblies and original images are added to it in ISO.
But that's not the problem, there is a catch,
when you start any OS, it says that no drivers for USB or hard drive were found.
Googled a few options.
1. Insert into USB 2.0 (In my case, it didn’t work, except for one moment, if you insert it into 2.0, then when loading the portable assembly of XP, USB 3.0 is visible in the section my computer, But this is not quite what I need, or rather not at all)
2. almost like the first one, but poke into different ports (it didn’t help me)
3. Copy the drivers to the disk and load them manually (It didn’t work for me, I downloaded the original drivers for USB and the disk from the manufacturer’s website from my motherboard, but they don’t fit, I went further and found on the Internet a collection of drivers for different meter chipsets, etc. I also uploaded this folder to the disk, but it finds some drivers, but when they are selected, it still writes with a refusal that these drivers are not suitable.
4. There is another option to add them directly to wim images, I tried to make the first attempt using NTLite, I know you can mount it with the same dism, but I didn’t shaman with my hands, maybe because of this everything is bad for me, in general, I tested the program on a 64-bit image when mounting, the error cannot find some important file. a 32-bit image opens the driver adds BUT in the same place two WIMs are bootable and directly the OS itself, so I have an image with the OS in ESD format and when it is selected in the program it offers to re-convert to WIM, but even here the error is also on some files, format ESD met me in the assembly of Win8, maybe someone will say do it in Win 7, but this is not universal. 8 is also important to me as well as 10.
4. Another option is to start from a portable OS and from there through my computer mount the ISO and start installing Windows, in fact, there are no problems with the drivers, but there is another problem known to everyone, when partitioning the disk into partitions, it writes an error that it was not possible to create a partition or choose noun.
There are several solutions, but one thing that interferes with me is an external drive that looms in the partition selection window, while it is there as an external USB system does not get up, I have already met such a problem.
Perhaps you can create all the partitions through the disk of the desks, but this is again a handjob.
In general, HELP who created a multi-boot flash drive with a choice of ready-made ISO images for installing a particular system in USB 3.0 1TB

Answer 1

The whole problem is that after the system kernel is loaded, the USB3.0 controller is reinitialized, and since boot.wim does not contain the necessary drivers, the installation cannot continue because it cannot access the data. The obvious way out would be to load the image into the RAM - which is successfully used to install WinXP Game Edition (210 MB), but all the others weigh more than a gig and wait until this gig is loaded in USB 1.0 mode (and most BIOSes use it) less often than 1.1 and 2.0 - will be very long.
As a way out, I can suggest using a specialized hard disk controller that can be represented by a hardware DVD and represent data from the selected image (rare and expensive toy) - it seems that Zalman released such .

Answer 2

USB 3.0 1TB did not use, but found another solution that suited me. It might suit you too.
I bought a bigger USB flash drive for my Android phone, installed DriveDroid (there are many analogues)
We copy the ISO to the USB flash drive, select it in the program - you can boot from the phone as from an external drive (like with Zalman).
Convenient - the phone is always with you, no need to prepare images, no need to prepare boot disks.

Answer 3

now I write stupidly on DVD really faster.
If someone walked on the same rake and bought a USB 2.0 500g, also respond, I will draw a conclusion.