Installing Linux on a Chromebook?
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Kyle Garzon
May 28, 2024, 10:28:00 AMMay 28
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Hey ChromiumOS Community!
I've been itching to develop on a Linux machine (that's not a 2GB Raspberry Pi), and I've found that my Chromebook would be a great candidate. I've messed around with Crostini a little, and found that it would suit my needs, but the Chromebook I have simply doesn't have enough storage to hold a Linux Container and ChromeOS. So I had a novel idea- just install Ubuntu rather than ChromeOS! (Ironic, I'm turning to the ChromeOS forum to ask how to get rid of ChromeOS...) So... how can I do that? I have a 32 GB SD card that I'd like my linux to run off of, but how can I do so?
Thanks ChromiumOS Wizards!
I've been itching to develop on a Linux machine (that's not a 2GB Raspberry Pi), and I've found that my Chromebook would be a great candidate. I've messed around with Crostini a little, and found that it would suit my needs, but the Chromebook I have simply doesn't have enough storage to hold a Linux Container and ChromeOS. So I had a novel idea- just install Ubuntu rather than ChromeOS! (Ironic, I'm turning to the ChromeOS forum to ask how to get rid of ChromeOS...) So... how can I do that? I have a 32 GB SD card that I'd like my linux to run off of, but how can I do so?
Thanks ChromiumOS Wizards!
dismalbread4106 maps (dismalbread4106)
May 28, 2024, 11:19:41 AMMay 28
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Depending on your model you could explore installing CoreBoot from http://mrchromebox.tech/. This might void your warranty and these modifications are not supported by Google.
Mike Frysinger
May 28, 2024, 12:04:02 PMMay 28
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have you seen this doc yet ?
-mike
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