Chrome OS Booting on my Original eeePC

Booting and running the Google Chrome OS (which I compiled from the open source Chromium OS source code) on my ancient original Asus eeePC. The 404s are because it takes a while to connect to my wireless internet. Note the awesome graphics bugs, which thankfully don’t happen too often.

November 20, 2009 12 Comments

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Great effort – any chance of a brief walkthrough on the build and install process for all us other EEE users? I’m really interested in running ChromeOS, even in the current alpha state
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Tim

I agree. I have an Eee PC 4G and would love to try this out. Any plans on a walkthrough?
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Martin

I also agree! I have the same old eeePC and would love to give this beta a try, but I lack the skills to compile the source myself.
Maybe you could share the OS img file via torrent?

Thanks!
http://www.brettinman.com Brett

Yeah, if you could post the compiled install for the original EeePC or a how-to that would be awesome! I have an old 4G that would be perfect for testing this out!
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