Download the latest release from the official Brunch GitHub . : Use Rufus to flash the final image onto your USB drive. Step 2: Create the Chrome OS Image
: Run the following command to merge the recovery image with the Brunch framework: sudo bash chromeos-install.sh -src [path_to_rammus_recovery.bin] -dst chromeos.img This will create a chromeos.img file in your directory. Step 3: Install and Boot
: Use Rufus to select the newly created chromeos.img and flash it to your USB drive. Configure BIOS :
Find the latest stable build for the "rammus" board on cros.tech or ChromeOS Updates.
You need three primary components to create a bootable installer: :
If your drive space appears limited, you can use the command sudo resize-data in the shell ( Ctrl+Alt+F2 ) to utilize the full disk.
Installing the official Google Chrome OS on a standard PC is a popular way to revitalize old hardware with a fast, lightweight system that includes the . "Rammus" is a specific board name (recovery image) frequently used in the Brunch framework because it supports a wide range of Intel processors, specifically 4th generation and newer. Prerequisites for Installation
: A 64-bit computer (Intel Core m3/i7 or newer is ideal for Rammus).
: Open your Linux terminal (e.g., Ubuntu WSL) and navigate to your folder.
