NiChrome | open ChromeOS distro with a Go-based userland

NiChrome is a Shell library. NiChrome has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Things we need for NiChrome. To test out USB stick creation, you will need a ChromeOS-formatted boot stick with the right partitions. We don’t know how to create those yet. One way to get such an image is with the chromeos recovery tool, found here: You can pick any chromebook to get an image from, since the partition layout is the same on all of them, and the usb tool replaces the A image anyway. To get an image, for both KERN-[AB] and ROOT-[AB],. Build the usb tool: (cd usb && go build .). Plug in the chromeos-formatted USB stick. e.g. ./usb/usb --fetch=true --dev=/dev/sdb. usb will default to /dev/null, which makes it easy to test it. You can also run travis.sh to test. You can skip the -fetch=true on second or later runs of usb. This defaults to writing the A image (partitions 2 and 3). To use the B image, invoke usb with --useB=true.