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Why install Linux on a Chromebook?
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Cautions, disclaimers, no warranty, YMMV, etc
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My Linux Chromebook: a Thinkpad C13 Yoga
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Introducing Chrultrabook and the MrChromebox scripts
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Determining your Chromebook architecture with crosh
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Putting your Chromebook in Developer Mode
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ChromeOS' VT-2 terminal vs crosh
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Choosing replacement Chromebook firmware: RW_LEGACY or UEFI Full ROM
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Disabling write protect features on a Chromebook
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Running the MrChromebox firmware utility script
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Installing almost every Linux on my modified Chromebook and a few other OSes
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The saga of installing Debian on my Chromebook
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The Chrultrabook community: an awesome resource
Description:
Explore the process of installing Linux on a Chromebook in this informative 20-minute video tutorial. Learn about the Chrultrabook project and how to replace stock firmware with vanilla Coreboot, effectively removing limitations from your device. Discover the steps to determine your Chromebook's architecture, enable Developer Mode, choose replacement firmware, disable write protection, and run the MrChromebox firmware utility script. Gain insights into installing various Linux distributions and other operating systems on a modified Chromebook, with a focus on the challenges of Debian installation. Understand the importance of the Chrultrabook community as a valuable resource for this process. The tutorial also covers necessary precautions, potential risks, and hardware considerations, using a Thinkpad C13 Yoga as an example.

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