Tiny11 developer's new Live11: the first Win11 Live DVD, running entirely on memory

CTOnews.com April 18 news, for users who have not decided to upgrade to the Win11 system for the time being, they can now insert the CD-ROM experience in addition to the virtual machine.

Access address: Live11

NTDEV, a developer of Tiny11, has recently launched an optimized version of Live11, which can be run in memory.

The contents of the CTOnews.com translation Live11 update log are as follows:

Live11 is optimized on the basis of Tiny11, suitable for 4GB's VHD, and can be run entirely on memory. Because it has only 4GB, it can be burned to a DVD disc for experience. This may be the first Win11 Live DVD.

The project is mainly based on the grub4dos project and integrates SVBus drivers.

This is similar to the Live CD of the Linux distribution, which allows users to experience the Win11 system. NTDEV also said that there are some problems with the current Live11, including:

Can only be started on classic MBR / BIOS devices. Subsequent versions will fix this problem.

The Virtualbox virtual machine is not supported and will get stuck in the "install device" stage after installation and reboot. Since this is a non-persistent mirror, all operations will be lost after restart.

At least memory above 8GB is required. Although the mirror only uses the memory of 4GB, it takes more than twice as much to load.