I was looking at a toshiba chromebook 2 but was wondering if you can root a phone on it as i wanted to root my G4.
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Technically yes but you will have to root the Chromebook first to gain access to the Linux command line to install the adb software as root
Hi, I'm trying to flash Marshmallow on my Nexus 7 using my Dell Chromebook. I'm almost there but my N7 says I have to update my ADB to 1.0.32. Unfortunately Ubuntu hasn't updated their repositories so any idea how I can update ADB on my chromebook?Yes. You just need to enable developer mode, install Arch Linux, disable software verification settings, and obtain adb/fastboot via command prompt (although the versions may or may not be outdated).
Technically yes but you will have to root the Chromebook first to gain access to the Linux command line to install the adb software as root
I was looking at a toshiba chromebook 2 but was wondering if you can root a phone on it as i wanted to root my G4.
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curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nathanchance/chromeos-adb-fastboot/master/install.sh | bash
On my pixelbook with the beta Linux installed copy the downloadet twrp.img file to the linux folder that's located in the files app. Should then show up in your home Linux directory.I am able to unlock my boot-loader via adb and and fastboot but cant find away to access the Chromebooks file system to flash twrp and and custom roms. help!!! Im attempting to convert the Moto G7 to a more secure linux rom.
Hi. Thanks for a working method. I have tried each step and Crosh gave me error:There is a lack of information and a bit of misinformation here. You don't "root" your chromebook and you don't have to install Arch Linux. So here is the breakdown. If you want to root your phone you can do so by using ADB. To do this you have to do a few things:
1. Enable Developer mode on your chromebook (this requires a powerwash which will delete data and reset your chromebook)
2. Open Crosh by pressing Ctrl + Alt + T
3. Type "shell" and press enter.
4. Update ADB and move the binaries to their appropriate location by typing:Code:curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nathanchance/chromeos-adb-fastboot/master/install.sh | bash
5. Make sure ADB is working by typing "adb --version" and pressing enter. This will tell you the version of ADB that is installed, which the current version is 1.0.40 Typing "adb --version" will also tell you where ADB has been installed to. This should say: /usr/local/bin
6. Enable Developer Mode on your phone and enable USB Debugging within the Developer settings.
7. Test that you can communicate with your phone by typing "adb devices" with your phone connected to your chromebook. If your device shows up make sure that you can send data to your phone by typing "adb reboot recovery". This should reboot your device into recovery.
8. If you were able to successfully reboot your phone into recovery using ADB then you have everything you need to root your phone using your chromebook. Just look up how to root your phone using ADB and you will be good to go. This is the method I used to unlock my Bootloader, install a Custom Recovery and the method I used to root my OnePlus 6T with Magisk.
Sorry I didn't leave that detail behind for you, but yes that method does indeed require dev mode. However there are other methods that don't require it now using Linux. I have not done them so I am only forwarding this information: https://www.reddit.com/r/chromeos/comments/dtwfpmFinally yes - i need to be in Developer mode for ADB.
Full article is here - how to and what is what.
How to Use ADB and Fastboot on a Chromebook
For a long time, Chromebook users who also need access to the Android Debug Utility (ADB) and Fastboot for Android devices were left with one option: Crouton.www.howtogeek.com
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nathanchance/chromeos-adb-fastboot/master/install.sh | bash
Sorry I didn't leave that detail behind for you, but yes that method does indeed require dev mode. However there are other methods that don't require it now using Linux. I have not done them so I am only forwarding this information: https://www.reddit.com/r/chromeos/comments/dtwfpmFinally yes - i need to be in Developer mode for ADB.
Full article is here - how to and what is what.
How to Use ADB and Fastboot on a Chromebook
For a long time, Chromebook users who also...www.howtogeek.com