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Here you will generate your img and then deploy it to a usb stick, this will allow you to install it on your computer. Option 1: Automated Script - Generating your own Chrome img: I strongly suggest you to use the first one, because it will also allows you to have a backup img to deploy anytime you want to install it on a new pc. With the automated script method you can either generate your own Chrome img ready to run and install (Option 1) or you can also apply the Chrome into a installed Chromium at your computer (Option 2). Here you can't just delete the fifth (sdX5) partition, because you will need it.Ĭhoose the best method for you and follow the installation process.It can be done with only one USB stick.And it also has several steps that need to be done. It requires some patience and more commands.In this method you can either downsize sdX1 (data partition) or delete the sdX5 partition (we won't need it) to get more unallocated space. As said before, you will need to resize the third partition of your sdX drive (EX: sda3 inside sda, if your main drive is sda).

#Chromium os download iso for usb free#

The script can downsize your sdX5 drive and resize sdX3 with the generated free space (will ask first).

Requires: 2 USB sticks: The first to deploy the Chromium img on it and the second to store the two recovery files.

It uses a script, so the migration is easier.

It will generate a Chrome img ready to install.

Requires: One computer running Linux or Chromium.

It uses a script and you don't need to resize partitions.

The last two options will probably require you to resize the third partition of your sdX drive (EX: sda3 inside sda) from its current size to atleast 4GB I suggest using Gparted live USB to resize it Option 1: Automated generation of Chrome img The first option generates an img ready to deploy into your usb stick and then you can boot from it to install Chrome at your computer. Project Croissant has three installation options.

The Croissant.sh installation script (for the Method 1 and Method 2, the easy ways).

An image from a Chromium OS distribution (EX: ArnoldTheBats Builds).

(If you don't know which TPM1.2 image to choose, just pick caroline)

The TPM2 emulator ( swtpm.tar) (not compatible with all Chromium kernels) or another Chrome OS recovery image from a TPM 1.2 device (EX: caroline) this is only needed if using an image from TPM2 device to fix a login issue, which is most likely the case for newer ones.You can use THIS LIST to search for your processor, and then look at the internet which one is the best (the closest, the better). It must be from the same chipset vendor (Ex: Intel, ARM or RockChip) An official Chrome OS recovery image (downloads on the right RECOMMENDED: eve (best) or pyro are the most complete images).Extract and use the BIN file that is inside of it Just grab a suitable recovery image and follow the installation instructions while in ChromeOS native. If you are using a Chromebook, you do not need to install Chromium.We are not responsible for any damage made to your computer by you or by your dog.You have to be logged in (because if you don't, the initial setup won't work).Just deploy the img to a USB Stick, Rufus and similar programs will do the work. We strongly recommend using ArnoldTheBats Chromium Stable (Vanilla) builds. You need a Chromium installation running for the Methods 2 and 3.You can also follow us on Twitter: Observations Please, ask your questions at the group and don't PM the admins. We suggest you to use Brunch Framework instead Project Croissant This project is not regularly maintained anymore.