How to properly delete Crouton without powerwash ? ( Chromebook Pixel )

[wakari...@gmail.com]

Hello all,

I just finished installing the chroot but would like to replace it with the " touch support " version,  as i am using a Chromebook PIxel.

Is there a way to delete the chroot i installed or perhaps update the installed chroot to include touch support ?

Thanks in advance.

[Babak Rezai]

You can delete and remove the chroot properly by using the instructions here:

https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton#help-ive-created-a-monster-that-must-be-slain

sudo delete-chroot evilchroot

[Mike Caskey]

Can you help me understand how to use this command?  I'm guessing the 'evilchroot' is a placeholder for one of a different name?  How do you find out the name of your own?  Can't seem to make this command work.

[David Hendricks]

On Sun, Apr 12, 2015 at 11:40 AM, Mike Caskey <mca...@gmail.com> wrote:

Can you help me understand how to use this command?  I'm guessing the 'evilchroot' is a placeholder for one of a different name?  How do you find out the name of your own?  Can't seem to make this command work.

To print info (including name) of your chroot:
sudo edit-chroot -l -a 

To delete:

sudo edit-chroot -d <name>

or

sudo delete-chroot <name>

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[Mike Caskey]

Thanks!

[James Lovette-Black]

Very clear and effective! Thanks, folks. James

[Maja Borkowska]

I'm getting a message : Not unmounting /mnt/stateful_partition/crouton/chroots/xenial as another instance is using it.

but nothing is using it as far as I know - the linux is not open. What can I do?