Collection of scripts, based on MattDevo scripts available here: https://github.com/MattDevo/scripts
MattDevo scripts were here adapted to make a dual boot system with linux and chromeos and they are tested to work on Samsung Chromebook 2 Baytrail - Winky
First you need your Chromebook in developer mode and a micro sdcard (class 10 required) to boot linux from.
Then just run this script and choose options available to have a fully dual boot system, running ChromeOS when you choose CTRL+D (developer mode) or an Linux System when you choose CTRL+L running from your sdcard.
How to begin
This script is under development (ALPHA RELEASE) and not fully tested, please use it with caution.
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Enable Developer Mode (ESC+F3(Refresh)+Power).
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Load ChromeOS by pressing CTRL+D at the white "OS verification is OFF" screen
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Configure your Wi-Fi network, if necessary
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Switch to Virtual Terminal (VT) 2 by pressing CTRL+ALT+F2(top row right arrow)
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Log in as user chronos (no password) to enter chronos@localhost shell
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Insert a blank SDCARD in the slot
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Run:
cd ~; curl -L -O https://goo.gl/EPBx2R; sudo bash EPBx2R 1 -
Follow on-screen instructions to install GalliumOS on your Chromebook or update Legacy BIOS (SeaBIOS)
What happens behind the scenes
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firmware will be updated and a new legacy boot payload (RW_LEGACY) will be flashed on your machine. There will be always risks on this procedure, so be aware of them. There is no need to remove write-protect screw to run this. Firmware comes from MattDevo scripts.
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chrx will be executed afterwords
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GalliumOS will be installed on your sdcard
Supported Devices
Only Samsung Chromebooks 2 Baytrail - WINKY
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