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To find my partition, I had to boot into Chromium US via the USB stick and run mount to see where it mounted all my dev partitions and then open each one till I found the one with ROOT-A’s folder structure (sbin, boot, etc.) I’m sure there’s a faster way, but I don’t know enough about Linux, so there you are.ģ) The biggest challenge: modifying the chromeos_startup file in /sbin. So I had to explicitly set the root to the right partition. If I run findfs, I clearly see that /dev/sda2 is my ROOT-A partition, but God help me, when you run the kernel bootstrapper, it just hangs or errors out every time. So 1) I couldn’t get it to use the ROOT-A label to load the kernel. Kernel /boot/vmlinuz quiet init=/sbin/init rootwait ro noresume noswap noinitrd root=/dev/sda2 i915.modeset=1 cros_legacy BOOT_IMAGE=vmlinuz.A All you need is the GRLDR.MBR file on the root drive of your Windows partition.

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If you’re applying these to the same partition Windows is running on, you’ll have to restart for the tool to do its thing (ie it basically replicates GParted’s functionality.)Ģ) Just like the instructions, download Grub4Dos. This will copy their size and state exactly. Then just copy the two partitions ROOT-A (formerly known as C-ROOT … catch #1) and STATE into your newly unallocated space.

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Reclaim 4 gigs of space from the drive you want to install Chromium on. So open up the Partition Wizard with your USB drive in the slot.

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As long as you have free space sitting at the end of your drive, creating partitions with this tool is a snap. You can make these partitions in Windows without having to create a separate boot disk for GParted or any of that. This is what I had to do to get it working:ġ) I used a free tool called MiniTool Partition Wizard to make my partitions.

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“So perhaps an update is in order, since the build state of hexxeh’s Chromium builds has changed a bit … Now that this is complete, you won’t need that USB stick any more… This is a minor annoyance, but you should be back online in no time.

It will be necessary to reconfigure the system, as Chromium OS will have wiped all your previous settings and data.

The it will enter Recovery Mode and rebuild the installation of the OS on your hard disk, which will take a few minutes.

The first thing it might do is display the message like “Chrome OS is missing or damaged” or something similar.

If successful, you will see Chromium OS boot up. Cross fingers, remove all USB devices and reboot computer.Replace the “id” with your number in the following commands. Use bcdedit to create a boot menu entry.īcdedit /create /d “Chromium OS” /application bootsector Windows VISTA: Open notepad as administrator and create “C:boot.ini”:

Windows 2K, XP: Add the line below to your C:boot.ini Repeat this step for the C-STATE partition too. Then switch over to the main hard disk and select the new C-ROOT and Paste.

Go to the flash drive, select the C-ROOT partition, and click on the Copy button on the toolbar.

Switch back to your main disk device, and create two partitions C-ROOT and C-STATE with the same sizes as you noted down above. Click on the Apply button to make the changes happen.

Make note of the exact sizes for these two paritions. You will see very many partitions, but the only two you are interested in are the ones labels C-ROOT and C-STATE.

Switch the device (button in top corner) to the flash disk you installed the OS on to.

Having done that, click on the Apply button. This is done by selecting the last partition, and reducing its size by 2 or 4 Gb.

Once you have GParted running, the first thing you will need to do is make some space for two new partitions.

It will ask you a few questions, and the default answers will probably be fine. Hopefully it will boot up into the GParted Live system.

Reboot the computer, with the bootable drive or CD connected.

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Follow the instructions on that page on how to make the disk bootable. zip version if you plan to boot from disk, and the.

First, download a copy of GParted Live.

Make sure you have backed up all your important data first. Warning: There is a reasonably high chance that you will break your Window installation if you don’t do this right. If you’re not comfortable messing with the disk partitions then this might not be for you. Note: resizing and adding partitions on your hard disk is an advanced topic, and not for the faint hearted. For this you’ll need another bootable storage device, either a USB flash disk, USB hard disk or a CDROM drive. Once you’ve got Chromium OS working off of the USB stick, we need to go through a few hoops to get that copied on to the hard disk.