You will now be on Ubuntu Linux and will need to open the terminal.
Now you will start Ubuntu Linux by typing “sudo startunity”. Then you’ll get the script to run by typing “sudo sh ~ / Downloads / change-kernel-flags” and pressing “Enter” on your Chromebook keyboard. 
Then type in “wget ” and press “Enter” on your Chromebook keyboard. Then download the script someone has already written to make this process easier. Press “ctrl + alt + t” on your Chromebook keyboard, which in turn opens Crosh in a new tab in your Chrome browser. To install the Ubuntu distribution of Linux, you must first access the shell of the Chrome OS developer, Crosh. Follow the instructions here to recover your Chromebook. You will also need whatever media you intend to use, such as a 4GB USB drive or a fully cleaned 4GB SD card for the recovery image. There is a rule that the time you don’t create a backup will be the time you need a backup!Ī recovery tool is available in the Chrome Web Store. Then you will install macOS in the virtual machine using Linux on your Chromebook!Īs with any new installation, you’ll want to first create a recovery image of the one currently installed for your Chromebook model.Įven if you are sure that everything will turn out perfectly, not having a recovery option is basically a guarantee that something is wrong. Note that this project requires some proficiency in Linux and the command line as you will be installing the Ubuntu distribution of Linux in order to install a virtual machine on your Chromebook using VirtualBox. You’ll need to take a few preliminary steps before you jump into installing and using macOS, and we’ll walk you through what needs to be done to get there. If you’re technically inclined and want to give it a try, or just curious about how it works, read on. And even if you’re interested in macOS, there’s no sense in wasting the laptop you already have on hand. Once again, the world is proving that where there is a will, there is a way.
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