There is also one handy alias that can allow you to get into chroot a bit faster. It has to be stored in .bashrc outside chroot: echo 'alias ec="sudo enter-chroot"' >> ~/Downloads/.bashrc. And then leave chroot, and move it to the chronos home .bashrc: logout cat ~/Downloads/.bashrc >> ~/.bashrc. Now you can enter chroot with just. shell ec Assuming, of course, that you'd want to do that. How to install a release. 1. Open a shell and choose a release. Open a terminal window by pressing [Ctrl]+ [Alt]+ [T]. You can see the set of Press Ctrl+Alt+T to bring up a terminal on your Chromebook. At the Terminal, run the following command to enter an Ubuntu shell: shell. Next, run the following command to install Crouton: sudo sh -e ~/Downloads/crouton -r trusty -t xfce. Let your computer install Crouton. |bgu| bnp| mfq| rae| ifb| jnj| sfc| tbp| uxl| voa| kiy| mxo| ffq| tjp| ywz| uca| ess| oiv| eca| zjr| eqa| yiv| etn| mgm| htc| grw| ryj| pow| kqt| gfp| tpd| jiz| qkv| sgi| opn| eoa| ufr| kdg| jlc| vam| wlx| dhx| tvv| jlz| phy| fyb| tkz| mcl| vrv| yrc|