Installing Google Chromium OS on an internal netbook Hard disk (HDD)

This is a tutorial video guide on installing Google Chrome OS on an HDD as your primary Operating System. plus I thought of cutting the video to make it shorter and more quicker but i thought u guys might need the details and everything so that you all know for sure how long it takes...

I have also posted detailed information with the Chromium OS download link on my website the link is given below
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ITS ONLY SUPPORTED ON 32BIT HARDWARE!!! Hardware-accelerated OpenGL or OpenGL ES support is mandatory, and the Chromium browser's memory footprint is an obvious lower bound for RAM.

other than that it supports all netbooks not sure about all the laptops and not at all sure about the desktops... but it is said to support all wifi cards..... before installing it do back up all your data and check if its connecting to your wifi networks

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[sinjaya150]

Yup. Ctrl+Alt+T does not work in Chrome Vanilla, help!!! Thanks

[omerback007]

@sinjaya150 can you try burning the disc again ... if you tried that... try booting in to another pc and check if you have the same problem... if you do then download a new copy and try using a different usb if doesn't work then reply i will check

[TastyLaserCakes]

Thanks for making this video this is really helpfull. I have a problem though. The CTRL+ALT+T function does not bring up the command line interface on my laptop. I'm installing

ChromeOS-Vanilla-1865.0.2012_0­3_01_1642-r21a27b75

On a Dell Lattitude laptop. What am I doing wrong? Why won't the command line interface come up?

Thanks!

[omerback007]

@TastyLaserCakes can you try burning the disc again ... if you tried that... try booting in to another pc and check if you have the same problem... if you do then download a new copy and try using a different usb if doesn't work then reply i will check

[RetroGam3Nerd]

This retarded, Google is suppose to be the future and their OS can't even support 64 Bit processor? Do they even make a 32 bit processor anymore?

[omerback007]

@RetroGam3Nerd Yeah i know rite!! but the problem is tht the support which is out for now is only for Netbooks which have processors with less speed thts why but they will soon be making i m guessing... if not... Google OS kinda sux thn

[PurpleKushBeats]

"CTRL ALT T" DOES NOT WORK! HELP!

[omerback007]

@spsjason2 Thank you very very much for tht spsjason2 i will make the quick edits.... :) again thnx for the little extra info... :)

[spsjason2]

@robertxtm Biggest requirement is make sure you don't have a 64-bit system. It won't run on it

[spsjason2]

Here is a little follow-up. I tried to start this from usb on three laptops I got the same thing, either it would come up saying "chromium" and shut down or it would just go through an endless loops of rebooting. So I decided to try it on my desktop PC, did the same thing. Next I took it to my son's computer and it booted and ran just fine. The only difference between his computer and the other three is his is a 32 Bit processor and the others are 64 BIt. I don't think this will run on 64bit