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sudo dd if=PrawnOS-*.img of=/dev/$USB_DEVICE bs=50M status=progress; sync
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## Enabling Developer Mode
Enabling developer mode is required to install PrawnOS. Note that enabling developer mode WILL ERASE ALL LOCALLY STORED DATA.
### Shut down
First, shutdown and power off the chromebook. Once powered off, hold the 'ESCAPE' and 'REFRESH' (F3) buttons, and while continuing to hold those two buttons, press and release the 'POWER' button.
### First screen
The chromebook should power on and show a white screen, with a message saying:
"Chrome OS is missing or damaged. Please insert a recovery USB stick or SD card."
<p align="center">
<img src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode1.png" alt="screen1" data-canonical-src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode1.png" /></p>
Press 'CTRL' + 'D' to continue.
### Second screen
A second screen will appear, saying:
"To turn OS verification OFF, press ENTER. Your system will reboot and local data will be cleared. To go back, press ESC."
<p align="center">
<img src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode2.png" alt="screen2" data-canonical-src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode2.png" /></p>
As it says, press 'ENTER'.
### Third screen
The third screen will inform you that OS verification is disabled:
<p align="center">
<img src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode3.png" alt="screen3" data-canonical-src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode3.png" /></p>
Press 'CTRL' + 'D' to continue.
### Fourth screen
Your system is now transitioning to developer mode. You have 30 seconds to cancel this by powering off your chromebook:
<p align="center">
<img src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode4.png" alt="screen4" data-canonical-src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode4.png" /></p>
Otherwise, sit back and wait.
### Fifth screen
Your chromebook is now erasing local data and preparing developer mode:
<p align="center">
<img src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode5.png" alt="screen5" data-canonical-src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode5.png" /></p>
This takes approximately 10 minutes. The system will reboot on its own.
### Sixth screen
Your system will again show the 'OS verification is off' screen:
<p align="center">
<img src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode3.png" alt="screen3" data-canonical-src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode3.png" /></p>
Press 'CTRL' + 'D' to continue.
### Seventh screen
Your chromebook should now show the welcome screen. You'll notice that 'debugging features' are now possible:
<p align="center">
<img src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode7.png" alt="screen7" data-canonical-src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode7.png" /></p>
Clicking 'Enable debugging features' doesn't actually work here, so don't try. Instead, press 'CTRL' + 'ALT' + 'REFRESH' (F3) to open a vtty.
### Eighth screen
<p align="center">
<img src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode8.png" alt="screen8" data-canonical-src="/resources/DeveloperModeResources/devmode8.png" /></p>
Log in as 'root', there is no password. Finally, enable booting PrawnOS from USB/SD:
To enable booting unsigned media:
`# crosssystem dev_boot_signed_only=0`
To enable USB booting:
`# crosssystem dev_boot_usb=1`
Finally, reboot or shutdown the system:
`# reboot`
On each subsequent boot, you'll see the 'OS verification is off' screen.
## Booting/Installing PrawnOS
Now you can boot your PrawnOS USB/SD card. After rebooting/powering on, at the 'OS verification is off' screen, press 'CTRL' + 'U' to boot from USB/SD. Or 'CTRL' + 'D' to boot from the internal emmc.
## Installing
There are two ways to use PrawnOS.
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* Expanding the PrawnOS image allows you to boot PrawnOS from the same USB or SD device that you wrote the image to
* Expansion does _NOT_ support root encryption. For root encryption the filesystem must be written after the encrypted root is created.
### Install to internal drive (emmc) or to SD card or USB drive
Now on the C201, insert the drive you wrote the PrawnOS image to. Press `control+u` at boot to boot from the external drive.
If you are running stock coreboot and haven't flashed Libreboot, you will first have to enable developer mode and enable USB / external device booting. A quick search should get you some good guides, but if you're having issues feel free to open an issue here on github.
If you are running stock coreboot and haven't flashed Libreboot, you will first have to enable developer mode and enable USB / external device booting:
At the prompt, login as root. The password is blank.

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