Galliumos, ubuntu, lubuntu, xubuntu, kubuntu, edubuntu, d DISTRIBUTION OS-specific distribution to install Repeat steps 2 and 4 to install and configure your new systemĬhrx can accept several command-line options: Usage: chrx.

Choose your allocation ratio according to your personal requirements and preferences!

chrx will suggest dedicating as much space as possible to Linux, and as little as necessary for ChromeOS.

Follow on-screen instructions to allocate storage space for Linux.

It also works on older ChromeOS versions.

This new command line is required for ChromeOS M82 and newer.

Several options are available to customize your installation.

curl | sudo tar xzfC - /usr/local & chrx.

recommended for Broadwell, Skylake, and Kaby Lake models.

required for Bay Trail, Braswell, and Apollo Lake models.

Update firmware, if necessary - see chromebooks.

Open ChromeOS Terminal by pressing CTRL+ALT+T, and entering shell at the prompt.

Configure Wi-Fi and log in (Guest account is fine).

Press CTRL+D at the white 'ChromeOS is missing or damaged' (or 'OS verification is OFF') screen.

(for most models, press ESC+F3(Refresh)+Power).

If you reinstall later, or switch to a another distribution, chrx will

New system according to your selected options.

The second phase installs your chosen distribution, and configures the.

The new operating system, and then reboots.

The first phase reserves space on your storage device for.

Installing Linux via chrx onto a new (or freshly recovered) Chromebook See operating systems and recommendations. Dual-boot alongside ChromeOS for maximum flexibility.

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