After downloading an ISO, you can use thisRufus tool to create an ISO file that includes a bootable Windows USB. You only need to connect your USB drive to a Linux instance and boot it into it. Since 2018, Linux has been designed to run as an external drive rather than on a Chromebook. You should now be able to boot into Ubuntu from your USB drive! Once the installation is complete, you can type “exit” to exit the root shell, then type “reboot” to reboot your Chromebook. Type “cd /mnt” to change into the mount point, then type “sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop” to install the Ubuntu desktop. Now, you can install Ubuntu onto your USB drive. Finally, type “mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt” to mount the drive. This will format the drive as ext4, which is a Linux filesystem. Now, type “mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1” (again, replacing “sdb1” with the device name of your USB drive).
This will unmount the drive so we can format it. Next, type “umount /dev/sdb1” (replacing “sdb1” with the device name of your USB drive). Find the device name of your USB drive and note the size. Now, insert your USB drive and type “lsblk” to list all of the block devices. This will give you root access to the Chromebook.
Press Ctrl+Alt+T to open a terminal, then type “shell” and press Enter. Once you’re in Developer Mode, your Chromebook will boot into ChromeOS. Once your Chromebook has booted into Developer Mode, you’ll see a warning screen. This is done by pressing and holding the Esc+Refresh keys, then pressing the Power button. Next, boot your Chromebook into Developer Mode. Once you’ve downloaded the Ubuntu ISO, you’ll need to burn it to a USB drive. We recommend Ubuntu, but you can use any distribution you like. First, you’ll need to download a Linux distribution. This process is relatively simple and only takes a few minutes. If you want to install Linux on your Chromebook, you can do so using a USB drive.
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