Although I have created a 100GB partition in this tutorial, I would recommend you to assign partition size in this fashion: the partition size should be divisible by 11.For example, I have stored the Chrome OS folder in the C drive which has 120GB of free space so I assigned 100GB to the Chrome OS partition. Make sure the Chrome OS partition (unallocated) size is less than the drive where you have stored the Chrome OS folder.Having said that, make sure to follow these rules so that you don’t encounter errors during the installation process. I have provided 100GB of space, but you can choose your own partition size. You need to create an “Unallocated” partition on Windows 10 which should at least have 14GB or more space. Make a note of where you have kept the “Chrome OS” folder. By the end, you should have these 6 files inside the “Chrome OS” folder. Finally, move the “rammus_recovery.bin” file to the “Chrome OS” folder. To download the file, click here and look for the latest stable build and then click on “Assets”. The framework creates a generic Chrome OS image from the official recovery image so it can be installed on any Windows PC. It’s a framework built by a developer named sebanc so huge thanks to him for making this project possible. Now, download the most important file: Brunch. “grunt” is the image to use for AMD Stoney Ridge.Ĥ.
“zork” is the image to use for AMD Ryzen 3XXX.“samus” is the recommended image for devices with 3rd generation Intel CPU and older.“rammus” is the recommended image for devices with 4th generation Intel CPU and newer.However, you should follow the below rule and download the specific image based on your processor.
Here, I am recommending “rammus” because it works on modern Intel processors. Now, click on the latest recovery image to download it (right now it’s 87, but it may change in the future). Open the website and search for “rammus”. If this link is not working then you can download the image from here as well. After that, download the official Chrome OS recovery image from here.
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