I have a USB with Linux on it [specifically:
https://www.ncomputing.com/products/vSpace/LEAF%20OS] that I need to boot on a Intel-based Chromebook laptop. The USB is bootable as it boots from the USB of my desktop PC.
I managed to set up developer mode from my Chromebook from this guide:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWXO61_v_xo&t=7s to hopefully boot the USB from my Chromebook.
All went well except that I cannot boot from USB when on the "OS Verification" screen, the only command that works is CTRL + D which boots Chrome OS but CTRL + L does not do anything other than to hang/freeze the screen.
My question is, what is the latest way to boot a Linux USB from the USB port on a Chromebook? Note that I don't refer to dual-booting just booting from USB.
Also, from what I see the RW_LEGACY is loaded in my Chromebook:
```
ChromeOS Device Firmware Utility Script [2020-12-22]
(c) Mr Chromebox <
mrchr...@gmail.com>
*********************************************************
** Device: HP Chromebook x360 11 G1 EE (SNAPPY)
** Platform: Intel ApolloLake
** Fw Type: Stock ChromeOS w/RW_LEGACY
** Fw Ver: Google_Snappy.9042.253.0 (06/30/2020)
** Fw WP: Enabled
*********************************************************
** 1) Install/Update RW_LEGACY Firmware
** 2) Install/Update UEFI (Full ROM) Firmware
** [WP] 3) Set Boot Options (GBB flags)
** [WP] 4) Set Hardware ID (HWID)
*********************************************************
Select a menu option or
R to reboot P to poweroff Q to quit
```