Hard Drive Capacity: Not Included Storage Type: HDD (Hard Disk Drive)įeatures: Optical Drive, Wi-Fi Color: Black Processor Speed: 2.16 GHz SSD Capacity: 16 GB Operating System: Not Included Type: Notebook/Laptop Processor: Intel Celeron N2840 Model: Dell ChromeBook P22T I would be interested in your thoughts on this. I was thinking of putting a larger ssd in it but after I took off the back and looked around I would have to take off another back just to get to it and I suspect there really isn't enough room to do that on this machine. I am saying this because there is really nothing wrong with this machine. I also suspect that what I should really do is leave it alone and give it to a grandchild rather than mess with it. I actually have firefox and google chrome currently running as well as hey google. My problem is really pretty simple I bought this chromebook for very little money from ebay. There was a lot of stuff in the mrchromebox.tech/#home. Because of this, most devices will benefit from running the latest UEFI Full ROM firmware, which should be flashed prior to OS install when running Linux and not dual booting w/ChromeOS.Īccording to the paragraph above: I am assuming that, in theory, my dell chromebook can be moved to Ubuntu by simply installing ubuntu (booting up with installation gps?) Then it gets tricky and wants the latest EUFI Full ROM firmware to be 'flashed'. When installing Linux via ISO in conjunction with the stock firmware + Legacy Boot Mode, there are sometimes issues booting the install media due to bootloader conflicts (e.g., Syslinux) or setting the graphics mode (GRUB/Ubuntu 16.10) or broken sleep/suspend due to the TPM (all CR50 devices). On many Intel-based Chromebooks, you can simply boot a Linux ISO via the stock firmware's Legacy Boot mode and install like you would on any other PC. Supported: Dell Chromebook 11 (3120) CANDY ✅ ✅ screw

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