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Reynhout: /* Dual-boot Setup */

2020-05-17T23:27:13Z

‎Dual-boot Setup

Matt Devo: /* Lenovo 100S (ORCO) */

2018-06-28T20:23:36Z

‎Lenovo 100S (ORCO)

Reynhout: /* Dual-boot Setup */

2016-07-11T21:55:04Z

‎Dual-boot Setup

Reynhout: /* Install Legacy Boot capability */

2016-07-11T21:54:16Z

‎Install Legacy Boot capability

Reynhout: /* Device-specific Notes */

2016-04-17T20:27:35Z

‎Device-specific Notes

Reynhout: /* Lenovo 100S (Orco) */

2016-04-17T02:08:56Z

‎Lenovo 100S (Orco)

Matt Devo at 19:00, 9 April 2016

2016-04-09T19:00:14Z

Matt Devo at 18:50, 9 April 2016

2016-04-09T18:50:59Z

Matt Devo at 03:16, 8 April 2016

2016-04-08T03:16:09Z

Matt Devo: /* Install GalliumOS */

2016-04-08T02:50:46Z

‎Install GalliumOS

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:27, 17 May 2020
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	=== Dual-boot Setup ===		=== Dual-boot Setup ===
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		+	<div style="border:1px solid red; background-color:#ffeeee; padding:0.2em 0.5em;">
		+	<p><strong>NOTE</strong> These instructions are outdated. See https://chrx.org/ for current procedures.</p>
		+	</div>
		+
	A dual boot installation is a 2-step process: first, the install script will resize the partitions on device's internal storage; afterwards the actual installation will occur.		A dual boot installation is a 2-step process: first, the install script will resize the partitions on device's internal storage; afterwards the actual installation will occur.

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 === Lenovo 100S (ORCO) ===
 * John Lewis' firmware update script recognizes ORCO and can install his BOOT_STUB, but as of this writing (20160417), '''does not successfully boot GalliumOS'''. This is probably just a temporary bug, but see [https://www.reddit.com/r/GalliumOS/comments/4dr759/galliumos_on_lenovo_100s_no_sound_through/ Reddit thread] for more info.
-* MattDevo's RW_LEGACY update '''does''' boot GalliumOS, and can be used for both standalone and dual boot setups. See [[Firmware]].
+* MrChromebox's RW_LEGACY update '''does''' boot GalliumOS, and can be used for both standalone and dual boot setups. See [[Firmware]].

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 # At the ChromeOS login screen, ensure a network connection is set up, but do not log in to ChromeOS
-# Open a crosh shell via CTRL+ALT+[RIGHT ARROW]
+# Open a crosh shell via CTRL+ALT+F2(top row right arrow)
 # Login as 'chronos' (no password is required)
 # Download/run the [http://chrx.org chrx install script]
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 # chrx will reboot the device; press CTRL+D to boot ChromeOS and allow it to "repair" itself
 # Once complete, the device will reboot; press CTRL-D again to boot ChromeOS
-# Open a crosh shell via CTRL+ALT+[RIGHT ARROW]
+# Open a crosh shell via CTRL+ALT+F2(top row right arrow)
 # Login as 'chronos' (no password is required)
 # Download/run the [http://chrx.org chrx install script] a second time
 #: <nowiki>curl -Os https://chrx.org/go && sh go</nowiki>
-#: Note: you can also add any additional command line parameters here to install additional packages (eg Kodi, Steam, Mincraft) as detailed on [http://chrx.org chrx.org]
+#: Note: you can also add any additional command line parameters here to install additional packages (eg Kodi, Steam, Minecraft) as detailed on [http://chrx.org chrx.org]
 # chrx will install GalliumOS and reboot when finished; use CTRL+L to boot in legacy mode if not set as the default
 # Enjoy GalliumOS!

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 == Install Legacy Boot capability ==
 # At the ChromeOS login screen, ensure a network connection is set up, but do not log in to ChromeOS
-# Open a crosh shell via CTRL+ALT+[RIGHT ARROW]
+# Open a crosh shell via CTRL+ALT+F2(top row right arrow)
 # Login as 'chronos' (no password is required)
 # Download and run the [https://wiki.galliumos.org/Firmware firmware update script] for the type of firmware you want to install

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 == Device-specific Notes ==
-<!--
+=== Lenovo 100S (ORCO) ===
-=== Lenovo 100S (Orco) ===
+* John Lewis' firmware update script recognizes ORCO and can install his BOOT_STUB, but as of this writing (20160417), '''does not successfully boot GalliumOS'''. This is probably just a temporary bug, but see [https://www.reddit.com/r/GalliumOS/comments/4dr759/galliumos_on_lenovo_100s_no_sound_through/ Reddit thread] for more info.
-Orco was previously supported by John Lewis' BOOT_STUB firmware update, but was removed after bricking several devices.  Currently, the only firmware update option available to Orco users is MattDevo's RW_LEGACY update (which can be used for both standalone and dual boot setups).
+* MattDevo's RW_LEGACY update '''does''' boot GalliumOS, and can be used for both standalone and dual boot setups. See [[Firmware]].

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:00, 9 April 2016
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	# chrx will install GalliumOS and reboot when finished; use CTRL+L to boot in legacy mode if not set as the default		# chrx will install GalliumOS and reboot when finished; use CTRL+L to boot in legacy mode if not set as the default
	# Enjoy GalliumOS!		# Enjoy GalliumOS!
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		+	== Device-specific Notes ==
		+
		+	=== Lenovo 100S (Orco) ===
		+	Orco was previously supported by John Lewis' BOOT_STUB firmware update, but was removed after bricking several devices. Currently, the only firmware update option available to Orco users is MattDevo's RW_LEGACY update (which can be used for both standalone and dual boot setups).

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 == Switch to Developer mode ==
-Switching to developer mode (as opposed to standard / verified boot mode) allows more control over the device/OS, and is required in order to run GalliumOS.  Switching to/from developer mode will wipe the device, so ensure anything important is backed up first.
+Switching to developer mode (as opposed to standard / verified boot mode) allows more control over the device/OS, and is required in order to run GalliumOS.  Switching to/from developer mode will wipe all userdata from the device, so ensure anything important is backed up first.
 # Shutdown the Chromebook
 # Hold ESC+Refresh+PWR to boot the machine into recovery mode
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 # Press CTRL+D
 # You will see a message asking if you want to enable developer mode / turn OS verification off - Press ENTER to confirm
-# Wait for Powerwashing to complete (this will take a few minutes)
+# Wait for Powerwash (userdata wipe) to complete (this will take a few minutes)
-# Once Powerwashing is complete, your device will reboot and you will see the white developer mode boot screen, complete with warning that OS verification is off
+# Once Powerwash is complete, your device will reboot and you will see the white developer mode boot screen, complete with warning that OS verification is off
 #: *Do not press enter/space to re-enable it, simply press CTRL+D to bypass the 30s timeout and boot ChromeOS (this timeout can be changed later).

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 Since Baytrail devices do not ship with any legacy boot capability, a [https://wiki.galliumos.org/Firmware firmware update] is required in order to run GalliumOS (or any other OS besides ChromeOS) regardless of configuration.
 == Switch to Developer mode ==
 Switching to developer mode (as opposed to standard / verified boot mode) allows more control over the device/OS, and is required in order to run GalliumOS.  Switching to/from developer mode will wipe the device, so ensure anything important is backed up first.
 # Shutdown the Chromebook
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 #: *Do not press enter/space to re-enable it, simply press CTRL+D to bypass the 30s timeout and boot ChromeOS (this timeout can be changed later).
-=== Install Legacy Boot capability ===
+== Install Legacy Boot capability ==
 # At the ChromeOS login screen, ensure a network connection is set up, but do not log in to ChromeOS
 # Open a crosh shell via CTRL+ALT+[RIGHT ARROW]
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 # Download and run the [https://wiki.galliumos.org/Firmware firmware update script] for the type of firmware you want to install
 # Install either the RW_LEGACY or BOOT_STUB firmware update
-#: * Note: if you install the RW_LEGACY firmware update, you may also want to change the default boot type (ChromeOS or legacy) and/or boot timeout, which can be done via the same script used to install the firmware update.
+#: * Users wishing to run a dual boot install must choose the RW_LEGACY firmware update; dual booting with the BOOT_STUB update isn't possible
-=== Install GalliumOS ===
+== Install GalliumOS ==
-# Insert install USB created above (use USB2 port if device has both USB2 and USB3 ports)
+=== Standalone Setup ===
 # If you installed the RW_LEGACY firmware update and didn't set legacy boot as the default, press CTRL+L to boot in legacy mode
 # On the SeaBIOS boot screen, press ESC when prompted to show the boot menu
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 # Enjoy GalliumOS!
-== Dual-boot Installation ==
+=== Dual-boot Setup ===
-coming soon!
+# At the ChromeOS login screen, ensure a network connection is set up, but do not log in to ChromeOS

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 # If the Grub boot menu appears, press enter to boot in live mode
 # Launch installer
-# Select 'mmcblk0' if installing to internal storage, or whatever external media you wish to install to
+# Select device to which GalliumOS will be installed:
-# Perform install, reboot and remove media when instructed.
+#: Choose '/dev/mmcblk0' for internal storage
 # Enjoy GalliumOS!