3.5.0 | Vmenu

When a hard drive fails to boot, vmenu 3.5.0 can load minimal USB drivers and ATA pass-through commands. Its new NVMe secure erase has been tested to work even on drives that are locked with a forgotten PSID. You can pull S.M.A.R.T. data and clone disks using the built-in efi_dump command.

One of the most significant upgrades is the scripting subsystem. vmenu 3.5.0 now includes vScript 2.0, a lightweight scripting language that allows you to automate complex configuration workflows. You can now:

With great power comes great responsibility. Here are the best practices for vMenu 3.5.0: vmenu 3.5.0

This version is a statement. The developer is focusing on stability over gimmicks. By deprecating old event structures and moving toward asynchronous operations, vMenu 3.5.0 is future-proofing for GTA’s inevitable Title Updates and CFX’s move toward improved networking.

Expect community-driven plugins for vMenu 3.5.0 to appear soon, leveraging its new API hooks for things like: When a hard drive fails to boot, vmenu 3

Imagine a server room with no monitor, only serial console access. vmenu 3.5.0 has native serial redirection. You can connect via a null modem cable, press Ctrl+V to activate the menu, and reconfigure boot order, enable IOMMU, or flash a BIOS update—all without a graphical environment.

Version 3.5.0 introduces sub-permission categories. Previously, giving a player access to “Vehicle Spawning” meant they could spawn any vehicle. Now, admins can granularly allow: data and clone disks using the built-in efi_dump command

Review menuConfig.json immediately after install. In vMenu 3.5.0, disable the following for non-owners:

Upgrading to vmenu 3.5.0 is straightforward, provided you follow best practices.