some mistakes in the documentation

[msmafra]

I haven't read the documentation, but had today to check the GRUB2 mode part here https://www.ventoy.net/en/doc_grub2boot.html and found that this paragraph has two errors:

Alough the probability is relatively low, there do exist some buggy BIOS firmware that is not standard. In this case, Ventoy may have problems when booting an ISO file.

Should be

Although the probability is relatively low, there does exist some buggy BIOS firmware that is not standard. In this case, Ventoy may have problems when booting an ISO file.

But also, putting the whole page in a language tool for checking, it has more problems (Grammarly, Languagetool). I don't of any that would do a batch correction in the documentation, but at least that one page:

Compared with other boot tools (e.g., Rufus), Ventoy uses a different mechanism to boot an ISO file. Ventoy will emulate the ISO file as a CD-ROM to boot it. That's why sometimes an ISO file can boot OK with other tools to burn to USB, but has problems when booting from Ventoy.
Actually, what Ventoy does is much like booting a CD with a physical optical drive, although physical optical drives are rarely used nowadays.
The mechanism used by Ventoy must be supported by the motherboard's firmware, especially in UEFI mode. Normally, there is no problem as long as the BIOS firmware of the motherboard meets the standard.
Although the probability is relatively low, there does exist some buggy BIOS firmware that is not standard. In this case, Ventoy may have problems when booting an ISO file.

So Ventoy adds GRUB2 Mode as an alternative for booting Linux ISO. Both Legacy BIOS and UEFI are supported.

Attention:

1. Use GRUB2 mode only when you run into a problem with the default mode.
2. GRUB2 mode can only be used to boot Linux ISO, which contains a GRUB2 configuration file, and can not be used to boot Windows/WinPE/Unix ...