2016-09-12, 01:37
(2016-09-12, 01:29)samurai_k Wrote: Update, I finally was able to get to terminal using another technique. The following is what I did (as this is not documented in the wiki)
1. Boot up ChromeOS
2. Establish a network connection
3. Login as Guest
4. Hit [CTRL+ALT+T] This will launch Crosh in the browser.
5. Type in the command: Shell
This allowed me to finally get to the terminal where I could run the script...
that was going to be my next suggestion. The reason it's not documented in the wiki is because it's potentially problematic for some of the script functions, due to ChromeOS automatically mounting inserted USB/SD media. This can disrupt or cause a failure when backing up the stock firmware and/or creating the LibreELEC install media
