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This is maybe an OT reply, but crouton / dualboot still brings up the scare-screen on boot. Which is fine if you're a dev. Not so good when you hand the compu
by riprowan 11y ago
This is maybe an OT reply, but crouton / dualboot still brings up the scare-screen on boot. Which is fine if you're a dev.
Not so good when you hand the computer to your brother-in-law to check out a web page, he opens it up
OS VERIFICATION OFF
PRESS SPACE TO RE-ENABLE
and of course presses space and wipes your whole environment :(
Yes this was me :(
- witty_username 11y agoSo, enabling OS verification wipes the data on the Chromebook or what?
- msh 11y agoYes, it detects that the OS have been tampered with when you have dual boot or use crouton and nukes the disc with a clean install.
- milankragujevic 11y agoYes, every time you enable or disable OS verification the whole eMMC flash memory is deleted.