Reboot your computer and boot again from the USB flash drive / SD card. (Secure Boot only) A blue screen saying "Verfification failed: (15) Access Denied" will appear upon boot and you will have to enroll the secure boot key by selecting "OK->Enroll key from disk->EFI-SYSTEM->r->Continue". Reboot your computer and boot from the USB flash drive / SD card (refer to your computer manufacturer's online resources).
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Install ChromeOS on the USB flash drive / SD card: dev/sdX (Be careful here as the installer will erase all data on the target drive) Identify your USB flash drive / SD card device name e.g. Open a terminal, navigate to the directory containing the package. Install ChromeOS on a USB flash drive / SD cardĭownload the ChromeOS recovery image and extract it.ĭownload the Brunch release corresponding to the ChromeOS recovery image version you have downloaded (from the GitHub release section). Look for the EFI partition in the Explorer and browse to the efi/boot folder.Įdit the grub.cfg file with notepad++ (warning: editing this file with standard Notepad or Wordpad will render the file unusable and prevent GRUB from booting due to formatting issues)Īdd your specific kernel parameters at the end of the Linux line arguments. Mount the partition 12 of your device to your EFI partition:Įdit the file /tmp/efi_part/efi/boot/grub.cfg with your favorite editor (launched as root).įrom Windows(and If using grub2win method there will be a app mostly) $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:danielrichter2007/grub-customizerĬreate a directory to mount the EFI partition: You might need to edit the grub to complete the installation and there are quite a few ways to do it. try choosing a image with the closest match to your pc.but for amd only AMD Stoney Ridge is supported with the grunt image only.
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"grunt" is the image to use if you have supported AMD harware.ĬhromeOS recovery images can be downloaded from here: or cros.techįeel free to try other images too. "samus" is the recommended image for devices with 3rd generation Intel CPU and older. "rammus" is the recommended image for devices with 4th generation Intel CPU and newer. Unibuild images: intended to manage multiple devices Non-unibuild images: configured for single device configurations like eve (Google Pixelbook) and nocturne (Google Pixel Slate) for example.
Gparted live (for help in partitioning and depends on which method you use): Ģ types of ChromeOS recovery images exist and use different device configuration mechanisms: ĬhromeOS recovery images can be downloaded from here and are needed : or cros.tech
Grub2win ( again depends if needed by the method): īrunch (needed for all methods shown here).
Rufus (again depends if needed by the method): Linux Mint (depends if needed by the method) :
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This is how to install google chrome os on any pc/laptop using the brunch framework.this will install the official google chrome os. in this post I will cover single boot ,dual boot and multi boot.
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