Paul Bryan Vreeland

I thank you all for your interest and continued use of my free toolkit over the years. I know it has become stale, and honestly the amount of support that I receive for the toolkit is currently quite limited.

I have a new version that is mostly completed, but it has taken a back seat to other things. I started up a Patreon to see if there are those of you in the community that are benefiting from the toolkit that may want to show a little love back to the project.

I haven’t given up on development and improvements, but with enough support I can put more energy into the toolkit. Also exclusive to Patreon supporters are Discord benefits and even live Q&A sessions, one to one toolkit and technical support consultation, and more!

I look forward to keeping this project alive for as long as possible. Have a great day!

Come check out them out here:

Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/AiOSRT
Discord: https://discord.gg/w4fHvVs

I have had a few people contact me with issues regarding building All in One – System Rescue Toolkit flash drives over the last few years. Yesterday, I was messing around with a MacBook at work, and recently I found out the following:

• FAT32, required for EFI booting, has a 32 GB limit when formatting flash drives using Windows.
• If you re-use flash drives for multiple purposes, your flash drive may be left formatted with GPT partition scheme. You will need to use diskpart or similar utility to format to MBR for EFI booting of my toolkit.
• The official toolkit USBs are built using new flash drives < 32 GB. Most manufacturer’s have been providing MBR partition scheme USB drives.

If you’ve had trouble building flash drives with older versions of my toolkit, this should help. I will look into workarounds in the upcoming versions.