Installing Chrubuntu on SD Card (to avoid messing with your Chomebook factory settings.)

January 17th, 2013 by admin Leave a reply »

In a previous post, I posted about putting Ubuntu on your ARM based Chromebook, well if that seems too risky for you, Jay Lee, the guy at this blog post, has created a script to put the OS on a SD card and allow you to dual boot it or ChromeOS, which is exactly what I have been looking for. My chromebook just keeps getting more functional!! If you would like a more visual approach, here is a nice blog post with some nice pictures he’s provided to kinda let you see what you are doing, enjoy.

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