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You can boot your own kernel directly to a GNU/Linux rootfs. If you need more space, high speed SD cards work quite nicely.
by lgeek 12y ago
You can boot your own kernel directly to a GNU/Linux rootfs. If you need more space, high speed SD cards work quite nicely.
- ralmidani 12y agoI've tried Chrubuntu and it doesn't work as well as Crouton. The wifi, specifically, is flaky. Have you had better luck with the Chromebook 2 specifically?
- lgeek 12y agoIt's been a while since I've used it and it turns out it's a first generation Samsung Chromebook (XE303). I don't remember having any WiFi-related issues. The source code used to build the kernel for ChromeOS should be available so I'm surprised this sort of thing is a problem.