Toshiba chromebook2 CB35-B3340 / Dell Chromebook 11 P22T: Debian 11 setup
I managed to set up debian 11 on a Toshiba Chromebook2, model CB35-B3340 and a Dell Chromebook 11 3120 P22T00 WIFI/Sound/HDMI all work well, which satisfies me.
- Firstly, switch Chromebook into developer mode
- Visit Debian and use dd command to create a bootable usb stick with a minimal iso
- Visit MrChromebox
- Install/Update UEFI (Full ROM) firmware (the Sea bios)
- Boot from the usb stick and setup the minimal system
- Allow debian use all 15G space with LVM, no separate partitions
- Skip wifi setup as we don't have the firmware at that moment
- Boot from the chromebook into debian without GUI, without network
- Plug a usb realteck 8139 ethernet card and so I get internet connection:
- add non-free and main contrib source line to
/etc/apt/sources.list
file:
deb http://mirror.fsmg.org.nz/debian bullseye main contrib non-free
- apt install firmware-iwlwifi, firmware-intel-sound
- apt install gnome-core (wifi works from now)
- plug off the usb ethernet card and reboot
- wifi works
- add non-free and main contrib source line to
- Other settings
- Remove old kernels to save space, Help Reference
- Settings => Power => Disable auto suspend when plug in
- Run
sudo apt clean
- Restrict journal log max size by
vim /etc/systemd/journald.conf
and uncomment theSystemMaxUser=50M
line, and thensystemctl restart systemd-journald
david wei said:
I've moved to XUbuntu 22.04 now.