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...your Chromebook will need to support either Legacy Boot Mode or have UEFI firmware available. You can even boot the GalliumOS Live image to try out the featur
#* If you have installed custom firmware, press Esc at the BIOS screen and select the USB device
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...must first enable Developer Mode. '''Many''' models also require updating firmware, depending on the install type.
# Enable Legacy Mode booting (you can skip this step if updating firmware, since it will be done automatically for you)
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UEFI-capable custom firmware is now available for most ChromeOS devices -- see: https://mrchromebox.tech
...y supports''' UEFI booting on ChromeOS hardware running MrChromebox's UEFI firmware.
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