install virtualbox modules on chromebook without crouton and upgrade kernel to 5.10 on debian 10

[Vijay John]

 Hi i would like to install virtualbox and vmware workstation on my chromebook i would like to know if you can help in anyway i am gladly appreciated. I would like to know also if i can install the modules in crosh or terminal and how to upgrade my kernel i try everything there is but nothing my chromebook is samsung and debian 10 when i try apt search linux-headers(uname -r) it says linux-headers-4.19.0-9-all-amd64 please and thank you.

[Mike Frysinger]

this isn't really possible should of building CrOS yourself from source

-mike

On Tue, Dec 29, 2020 at 5:43 PM Vijay John <vijayda...@gmail.com> wrote:

 Hi i would like to install virtualbox and vmware workstation on my chromebook i would like to know if you can help in anyway i am gladly appreciated. I would like to know also if i can install the modules in crosh or terminal and how to upgrade my kernel i try everything there is but nothing my chromebook is samsung and debian 10 when i try apt search linux-headers(uname -r) it says linux-headers-4.19.0-9-all-amd64 please and thank you.

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[Vijay John]

Ok, thanks.  but how do i build the CrOS from source using terminal or crosh can you tell me step by step please and i'm also new to this

[Mike Frysinger]

it's unlikely you'll be able to download all the source to a CrOS device & build it there as the systems tend to have low resources

-mike

[Vijay John]

Ok, thanks. but do you know how to fix this gnu c compiler (gcc) version (null) was not found in vmware player and if you know anyone that can help and thanks

[Keith I Myers]

You can install gcc with 

sudo apt install build-essential

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