<commit_before>Cruton Notes
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I finally got enough [recognition points](http://www.businessinsider.com/whitman-wins-the-love-of-hp-employees-2013-4) to get a new chromebook to hack with.  The chromebook I had before couldn't be hacked on because it was being used by several other family members.  Now that we have a second chromebook, I get to keep the old chromebook to hack on, and the family can use the new chromebook, ![woot](https://lh6.ggpht.com/-Iv1RvuzpCIDFs9Mx_-LrFaLSjBiBWT6rkMl3QSZYWsFb62RRUzefIwD4xKXGOYPiU-w=w300-rw)!


Prep Work
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OK, lets start with storage.   I wanted to have enough storage besides the minimal 16G that comes with the chromebook.  This way I can install Linux software to the external storage, and remove it when I'm feeling I'm not in the most secure location.   I can then walk away with the SD card, and be happy that I left my chromebook in the car, in case it gets stolen.   I hear I can encrypt that too, so I might play with it later to see if I get performance.   For the card, I bought what I thought would be the fastest and most affordable drive.  I found this one at best buy:  [Model: SDSDXS-064G-A46 SKU: 4807118](http://www.bestbuy.com/site/sandisk-extreme-plus-64gb-sdxc-memory-card/4807118.p?id=1218531607004&skuId=4807118&st=Sandisk%2064gb&cp=1&lp=2)

Normally I see those for 200$ so for 70$ and 80MB/sec, I think it's a good deal.  Also, I've seen most ubuntu boxes run well with 50G or so of disk space.   I can also add more storage later with USB drives, but hopefully I won't have to.

![](http://pisces.bbystatic.com/image2/BestBuy_US/images/products/4807/4807118_sa.jpg;canvasHeight=139;canvasWidth=105)

Setting up developer mode<commit_msg>Update cruton.md<commit_after>Cruton Notes
============

I finally got enough [recognition points](http://www.businessinsider.com/whitman-wins-the-love-of-hp-employees-2013-4) to get a new chromebook to hack with.  The chromebook I had before couldn't be hacked on because it was being used by several other family members.  Now that we have a second chromebook, I get to keep the old chromebook to hack on, and the family can use the new chromebook, 
![woot](https://lh6.ggpht.com/-Iv1RvuzpCIDFs9Mx_-LrFaLSjBiBWT6rkMl3QSZYWsFb62RRUzefIwD4xKXGOYPiU-w=w300-rw)!


Prep Work
---------
OK, lets start with storage.   I wanted to have enough storage besides the minimal 16G that comes with the chromebook.  This way I can install Linux software to the external storage, and remove it when I'm feeling I'm not in the most secure location.   I can then walk away with the SD card, and be happy that I left my chromebook in the car, in case it gets stolen.   I hear I can encrypt that too, so I might play with it later to see if I get performance.   For the card, I bought what I thought would be the fastest and most affordable drive.  I found this one at best buy:  [Model: SDSDXS-064G-A46 SKU: 4807118](http://www.bestbuy.com/site/sandisk-extreme-plus-64gb-sdxc-memory-card/4807118.p?id=1218531607004&skuId=4807118&st=Sandisk%2064gb&cp=1&lp=2)

Normally I see those for 200$ so for 70$ and 80MB/sec, I think it's a good deal.  Also, I've seen most ubuntu boxes run well with 50G or so of disk space.   I can also add more storage later with USB drives, but hopefully I won't have to.

![](http://pisces.bbystatic.com/image2/BestBuy_US/images/products/4807/4807118_sa.jpg;canvasHeight=139;canvasWidth=105)

Setting up developer mode
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