[18:41] <mijk> hey, anyone here using a Chromebook?
[18:55] <hrw> mijk: yes
[18:56] <mijk> did you install ubuntu using chrouton?
[18:58] <hrw> no
[18:59] <hrw> I used chrubuntu script
[18:59] <hrw> once will sort out few things I will remove chromeos totally
[19:00] <mijk> haha, that'd be good
[19:00] <mijk> I assume you're using the Samsung?
[19:00] <mijk> ARM-based
[19:00] <hrw> yes
[19:00] <mijk> okay, did you need to flash the firmware?
[19:01] <hrw> otherwise you would not ask on #ubuntu-arm right?
[19:01] <hrw> mijk: do what?
[19:01] <mijk> lol, just making sure, just making sure
[19:02] <mijk> flash the BIOS in order to go into developer mode
[19:02] <mijk> I read an article that mentions this
[19:02] <hrw> it is on other models
[19:02] <mijk> but it's talking in general about all Chromebooks
[19:02] <hrw> each chromebook has other way of going into developer mode
[19:03] <mijk> the ARM just needs the keypress to get to it?
[19:03] <hrw> arm one has it simple
[19:03] <hrw> kind of
[19:03] <hrw> press Esc+F4(aka Refresh)+Power
[19:03] <hrw> keep Esc until get white screen with some text
[19:03] <hrw> press Ctrl-D, then Enter
[19:03] <hrw> sth like that - I always check on web
[19:06] <mijk> that's all you need?
[19:06] <mijk> that's awesome then
[19:06] <mijk> I thought I was going to have to use git and compile a new firmware or something
[19:06] <hrw> no
[19:06] <mijk> no, I mean to get into developer mode
[19:06] <hrw> http://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/developer-information-for-chrome-os-devices/samsung-arm-chromebook#TOC-Entering-Developer-Mode
[19:09] <mijk> so I still need to get a read/write u-boot then?
[19:11] <hrw> no
[19:12] <hrw> mijk: http://marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl/tag/chromebook/ maybe will give you some more info
[19:16] <mijk> I'll just use crouton for now to be safe :P
[19:18] <hrw> never used and do not plan to
[19:19] <mijk> chrubuntu is probably the best way to go but I don't feel like bricking my chromebook trying to get Ubuntu to boot natively ;)
[19:19] <hrw> you can't brick this device
[19:19] <hrw> in worst case you will restore it to out-of-box system
[23:45] <benbloom> I'm confused. According to my understanding TS running Precise armhf should support udf. i've installed udftools through apt-get but it doesn't seem to work. Linux 2.6+ kernel should support udf. Am I missing something?
[23:46] <benbloom> EDIT I'm confused. According to my understanding TrimSlice running Precise armhf should support udf. i've installed udftools through apt-get but it doesn't seem to work. Linux 2.6+ kernel should support udf. Am I missing something?