Maik Damm

> ``` > chronos@localhost / $ sudo crouton -t xfce > ``` > > Every time I type the command I get this: > > WARNING: Your rootfs is writable....

> having the same problem i think chrome updated something that stopped this from working. im currently trying to get crouton for the first time and im stuck at this...

Can be fixed via powerwash of Chromebook. See -> https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton/issues/4805 Please close issue @avaiv

The problem is, that i can't reproduce the error, also there is no logic behind this error, because of following things: - You run script as sudo - on line...

The problem is, that i can't reproduce the error, also there is no logic behind this error, because of following things: - You run script as sudo - on line...

> anyone found fix? Do you read last line of @dinoswong reply?

Fix: https://github.com/iptoux/crouton/tree/crasfix installed fine on my side.

@dnschneid Just look on the diff, i replaced the argument, not just removed it. https://github.com/iptoux/crouton/commit/1c0ca80037394e22bb86c5ba72f6898edc52c5b7

It will not work when it is in x11! Because you need xbindkeys in gnome also or when using xiwi. Than it only installs 2 packages (xbindkeys) from the debian...

Because of naming it a bad fix Quote: > IT'S WORKING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! God bless you, I've been struggling for MANY HOURS trying to find a solution to this error. Have...