I tried installing Linux on my Chromebook, which worked fine, but now I'm stuck on a screen and when I try "Default Boot," I get a screen that says
SecureBoot status: disabled
Booting from 'eMMC Device' failed; verify it Container a 64 bit UEFI OS.
Press any key to continue booting
But when I try it I get back to the same screen.
That's why I need help and preferably as soon as possible, thanks in advance.
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It froze and then restarted. I looked in the Windows error diagnostics and that's what it said. Can someone please help me.
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Then something went wrong during installation
Booting something else and reinstalling your Linux
What do you mean booting from something else?
Boot again from your Usb Stick
Okay, thanks
In case you probably bricked your computer
But ask again at their forum
I used mrchromebox to get it on, but that didn’t run as it should be now I stuck and can’t do anything anymore
Then do the same as you get your other firmware on it, and do it with your stick firmware
I still have my stock firmware on a USB stick but he doesn’t want to be recognized
Behave yourself.
How to install Linux on a Chromebook: Step-by-Step Guide
Maybe it helps to get out of the situation.
Then you start again from the front.
Didn’t help