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CloudReady blog | Securing your CloudReady device | CloudReady forum thread on VM usage |
How is Crosh Different From the Linux Terminal on a Chromebook?
Experimental VirtualBox Support | VM use |
Expand available storage on bootable USB – NOTE: must do sudo disable_verity | Disable RootFS Verification |
Timezone fixes (Windows vs cloudready): Ref1 | Ref2 |
Installing CloudReady on a non-certified device |
Deleting install on USB drive To remove all of CloudReady's crazy partitioning, use the cmd line and then format the disk. 1) open “cmd” 2) run “diskpart” 3) “list disk” and press enter to see the list of whole devices – you should use the total size of each to determine which is your USB. Let's assume it is #. 4) run “select Disk #” 5) run “clean” 6) close command promp – NOW you can open disk manager and format the device as you see fit.
How can I clear a hard drive after installing the Home Edition of CloudReady?
Experimental Docker Support in Home Edition (64bit) | Experimental Crostini Support (64bit Home Edition)
How to create a CloudReady USB installer on Linux?
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