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I am trying to install ubuntu on my chromebook 15, this has a intell processor.I am in developer mode and have downloaded crouton. Ideally I would like to intall ubuntu on my 500 GB usb drive, When I enter the following commands in the terminal. the following is what I always get.
shell
sudo sh ~/Download/crouton -t xfce
Can't open /home/chronos/users/download/crouton
Let me know if you need any more information. I appreciate any help you can provide
It has been a long time since I used crouton, but IIRC the correct name of the directory is Downloads, not Download. Check with the files app to make sure. For sure it won't be able to open /home/chronos/users/download/crouton, because AFAIK that directory does not exist, and can't be created. You need to make sure the script points to ~/Downloads, both in the startup command and wherever the paths are stored. I can't remember the details of that.
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