Super User Asked by Karim AlAhmed on January 9, 2021
So I am buying my new Chromebook, and since chromeOS is closed source I want to install Linux. I found online guides to it, but they were all for Installing the Linux (Beta) Feature AKA Crostini on it, which Is a built in feature. I actually want to remove chromeOS and install Linux, specifically ubuntu. My Chromebook Is: Acer 315 Celeron N4000 4GB Ram, 32GB eMMC (CB315-3H-C2C3)
. I originally wanted to install Windows, but it was only available on the CB315-2H Model, and I had the CB315-3H Model. The chromebook is not compatible with MrChromeBox’s Custom UEFI Bios/FWScript.
You need to flash a firmware update to make your Chromebook look like a regular computer to the Linux installer.
This site has the firmware updater you need: https://mrchromebox.tech/#fwscript
Answered by Andrew M. on January 9, 2021
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