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It's a sweet machine because you're able to use ssh ... using a special "developer" boot option? Come on people.
by macspoofing 14y ago
It's a sweet machine because you're able to use ssh ... using a special "developer" boot option? Come on people.
- packetslave 14y agoSSH does not require a "special developer boot option". You install the SecureShell chrome extension and you're done.
- macspoofing 14y agoYeah, I got that there is a SSH chrome extension, though the author opted for the boot option with a "real" ssh (his words, not mine).
- tmzt 14y agoIt's actually included on the ARM Chromebook now, I was able to launch it in Best Buy after search for the instructions on my phone (it's Ctrl-Alt-T). The author is referring to launching normal ssh instead of the version included in cros shell which has a weird runtime configuration menu (much like ftp) and some limitations. You do need dev mode to start bash even as a non-privileged user unfortunately.