e9x/chrome100

Collection of ChromeOS recovery images.

chrome100's Issues

Fix dl.osu.bio

self-explanatory

i updated the locations of the files on dl.osu.bio, so this requires updating

what happened to downgrading below 53

I have an old chromebook from 2014 and i looked at chrome100.dev a long time ago and there was a recovery image for version 33 but it is not there anymore

question (ignore if not owner)

is your real name Aayan?

No recoveries for non -he variants of x86-alex and x86-zgb

The purpose of the -he variants of x86-alex and x86-zgb is to remove Qualcomm Gobi packages from the build, but there are still recovery images for the regular versions of x86-alex and x86-zgb.

x86-alex-he:

$ curl https://dl.google.com/dl/edgedl/chromeos/recovery/chromeos_6457.107.0_x86-alex-he_recovery_stable-channel_alex-mp-v4.bin.zip
$ sha256sum chromeos_6457.107.0_x86-alex-he_recovery_stable-channel_alex-mp-v4.bin.zip
0a987b70addc7292560ff629f5a0c6bc204900199385be945e6e1c828b12cdf8  chromeos_6457.107.0_x86-alex-he_recovery_stable-channel_alex-mp-v4.bin.zip

x86-alex:

$ curl https://dl.google.com/dl/edgedl/chromeos/recovery/chromeos_6457.107.0_x86-alex_recovery_stable-channel_alex-mp-v4.bin.zip
$ sha256sum chromeos_6457.107.0_x86-alex_recovery_stable-channel_alex-mp-v4.bin.zip
d425be2a22024709333eef72cc976486f66d37ed938e11243e3b94c37bb7217c  chromeos_6457.107.0_x86-alex_recovery_stable-channel_alex-mp-v4.bin.zip

Note that all I have done is change x86-alex-he to x86-alex in one of the url downloads provided by chrome100.dev, so I am not sure whether there are more recovery images or ones with different urls, etc.

[Suggestion] add alternative flashing methods to /guide

The Chromebook Recovery tool has gotten pretty bad as of late - it's best to use something like Rufus on Windows or dd on Mac/Linux (never set bs parameter when using dd, it may cause the recovery verification to fail)

Add Mirror

add the https://dl.osu.bio, https://dl.diffusehyperion.me/, and https://local.ading.dev/array/shims/ mirrors for the RMA shims### ###

Guide slightly incorrect

This guide is slightly incorrect, as the name of the board is actually the last word in the Platform: line.

Current prod broken

The current production build (https://chrome100.dev) is messed up.

• No clue what the cause is, but every hyperlink click seems to delay by several seconds.
• Styling on /info, /guide is broken. You can see that webpacked files are returning 404.

Grunt v87 found, but unlisted

Hey, just found v87 for grunt. No clue why it isn't listed but heres the platform version.
13505.73.0

No recoveries for platform version 10032.86.0/Chrome version 63.0.3239.140

See for example recoveries for peppy, recovery file URL: https://dl.google.com/dl/edgedl/chromeos/recovery/chromeos_10032.86.0_peppy_recovery_stable-channel_mp-v3.bin.zip

Option/default to search version => board (instead of board => version)

This is something I for some reason hadn't thought of, but for normal users it would make so much more sense than the current setup.
Currently, users have to find their board, before they find their version. But this honestly seems pretty backwards.
I propose instead, Chrome100 lists every major version (ie first number, 107, 106, 105, ..., 60, 59, 58). And when you click that version, you select your board, and it shows you the closest version(s) (maybe you could carousel of sorts left and right).
In general, the chrome100 indexing page should be refactored because it's sluggish and not user-friendly on top of it.

Which version of Chrome OS let's you use guest mode before enrollment?

I'm sorry to bother you guys, but I really want to know, which version of Chrome OS let's you use guest mode before enrollment? It says one of the removed features of Chrome OS is guest mode before enrollment.

Add AMBASSADOR RMA shim

url: https://dl.osu.bio/api/raw/?path=/ambassador.zip

also as a side note, we're missing AMBASSADOR recovery images on chrome100 but it's accessible here on chromiumdash
https://chromiumdash.appspot.com/serving-builds?deviceCategory=Google%20Meet%20Hardware