I've found a problem with the crouton script. 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. So now, if I reinstall Linux, it only starts with 11GB. Can't afford to loose that amount.
> On 16 March 2020 at 23:13 Pat Anderson <anderson5...@gmail.com> wrote: > > 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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