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I've found a problem with the crouton script.
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It repartitions your hard drive, which is probably only 16GB to start with and, having removed crouton and reverted to vanilla Chrome OS, I have lost 5GB, I assume, in a hidden partition that I can't get back.
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So now, if I reinstall Linux, it only starts with 11GB.
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Can't afford to loose that amount.
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On 16 March 2020 at 23:13 Pat Anderson <anderson5420@gmail.com> wrote:
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Correct, ChromeOs does not support CHIRP, BUT ChromeOS DOES support Linux, which DOES support CHIRP. In fact Linux is the preferred platform for CHIRP. If you are not running Linux on your ChromeOS machine, you are missing the BEST part of what ChromeOS can do!
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