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by AdmiralAsshat 2349 days ago
Looks like your model should be compatible with GalliumOS: https://wiki.galliumos.org/Hardware_Compatibility

So you could go that route, if you like. I ended up doing something similar with my original Chromebook Pixel when Google stopped supporting it: I removed the write-protect screw from the motherboard, flashed a normal BIOS, and installed Linux Mint on it.

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This [1] is a useful site for replacing the firmware on your Chromebook.

[1] https://mrchromebox.tech/