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| Description | Sep01st2026 created. https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1759644514500995804?utm_source=chatgpt.com&source_impression_id=p3_1790885289_P3Hw0URsoEmatfz_&check_in=2026-10-19&guests=1&adults=1&check_out=2026-10-28 https://antsports.tv/us/ant-live-sports/ben-whittaker-vs-conor-wallace-202610031200 HP Chromebook Model 14-db002ca ProdiD 6SH7OUA#ABL SN# 5CDO319FYY SapdAAB Warranty 1y1y0y Chromebook password: 482808 Acellus: Ariba ta 8162584809 y abou ta 4tdcnh How to install new filmware to remove Chrome OS and to install Lubuntu: Step 1: Switch to the VT-2 Terminal From the screen where you are currently looking at (which is Ctr Alt T > Terminal), press Ctrl + Alt + F2 simultaneously. Note: On a Chromebook keyboard, the F2 key is the Right Arrow / Forward key (next to the back/refresh keys on the top row).Your screen will turn completely black and show a text login prompt. Step 2: Log In the localhost: prompt, type chronos and press Enter.If it asks for a password, type test0000 or just press Enter (usually it defaults to no password or test0000). You are now logged into the true root system Step 3: Pull the Battery Line Now With the screen active on this black VT-2 text screen, gently lift the Chromebook and unplug the physical internal battery connector from the motherboard.The device will stay powered on via the USB-C charger. The hardware Write Protection is now fully bypassed. Step 4 (make sure you are connected to the internet): Connecting Wi-Fi in the Terminal Type these commands into your current black text screen exactly as written, pressing Enter after each one: 1. Turn on the Wi-Fi card manager: sudo stop network-manager 2. Open the ChromeOS network controller: nmtui Connect to your NetworkA colorful, text-based blue menu will load directly onto your black screen.Use your keyboard's arrow keys to select Activate a connection and press Enter.Find your home Wi-Fi network name in the list, select it, and press Enter.Type your Wi-Fi password and select OK.Once it says "Connected," use the Tab key to select Back, then select Quit to get back to the normal prompt Step 5: Once connected Run the next Script and press Enter: cd; curl -LOf https://mrchromebox.tech/firmware-util.sh && sudo bash firmware-util.sh Flash the UEFI FirmwareLook: From the 5 options chose Option 2), then press Enter. Read the prompt carefully. If it asks you to type "I agree" or just the capital letter "I", type it exactly as requested and press Enter Type y to confirm you want to proceed. Type y again to confirm you understand it will wipe ChromeOS. When it asks to back up your old firmware, type y. Insert a spare, empty USB drive (not your Lubuntu boot drive!) and let it save the backup file.Once the backup completes, the script will automatically download and install the new custom Coreboot UEFI firmware. NOTE: If it has [WP] written next to it (like options 3 and 4 do in your picture), the script rejected the command because it still thinks write-protection is active.If it does not have [WP] next to it, it is fully unlocked If update successfully you will see: Full ROM firmware successfully installed/updated After installing new firmware it will ask you to reboot, power off, or quit. Look at the very bottom text line of your terminal window right now.If it says "Installation Complete. Press enter to return to the main menu" or if the text block above it turned green, the firmware flash was actually successful! The script moves very fast on this AMD platform because the chip file is small. Let's finalize this and boot into your Lubuntu OS drive: Power Off the Device by Typing P (for Poweroff) and press Enter to turn the Chromebook completely off. Unplug the USB-C power wall charger and Reconnect Your Battery. Since the permanent firmware is now safely written to the motherboard chip, you no longer need the write-protection bypass active. Step 6: Boot the Lubuntu USB Drive: Insert your Lubuntu USB drive (the one we prepped in DD/GPT mode) into the left-side USB-A port. Plug your USB-C power charger back in (or use the battery power) and press the Power button to turn the laptop on. You will no longer see the white Google "OS verification is OFF" warning screen. Instead, a brand new black boot screen with the MrChromebox / Coreboot logo will light up! The moment that logo appears, tap the Esc key repeatedly on your keyboard to open the custom Boot Menu.Use your arrow keys to highlight your Lubuntu USB Flash Drive from the menu list and press Enter Step 7: Running the Installer Menu: Connected to Wi-Fi and look at the desktop layout and double-click the desktop shortcut icon named "Install Lubuntu" (if the wizard isn't already open).Click Next through the Language and Time Zone screens. When you arrive at the Partitions screen, you will be given choices on how to handle your storage. Select the bubble for "Erase Disk".This is highly recommended for your 64GB drive. It completely wipes out all leftover ChromeOS fragments and optimizes the entire 64GB drive exclusively for Lubuntu Because your Chromebook relies on a lower-power AMD processor and a slower internal eMMC storage flash drive, it takes a couple of minutes to load these low-level drivers from the USB. Do not shut it down or press any keys right now. Just let it sit on this screen for another 2 to 5 minutes. : Once you click the final "Install" button, the progress bar will fill up to 100%. On this Chromebook hardware, it will take roughly 10 to 15 minutes. You should select Normal Installation when asked. Step 8: Build up some speed: Go into menu/LXQt Session Settings window. Under the LXQt Modules checklist, notice that X Compositor is checked and running.The issue: The X Compositor manages fancy visual effects (like soft window drop-shadows and transparency fades). Your dual-core AMD processor has to spend a lot of raw power rendering these effects, causing the entire mouse cursor and window movement to lag.The Fix: Click that checkbox next to X Compositor to uncheck it. Then click the Stop button on the right side of the module list. Your windows will instantly lose their drop-shadow styling, but your desktop navigation speed will drastically speed up. Next Let's clear out the installation cache and update the system configuration files using your terminal. Open the Terminal app (Press Ctrl + Alt + T on your keyboard). Run these optimization commands one by one (type your system password when asked): sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y and then sudo apt autoremove -y && sudo apt clean Step 8: Installing Acellus: The Acellus App Problem (Crucial Warning)The browser page you have open is trying to download the Acellus App. Acellus recently changed its security system to completely block access via regular web browsers (like Firefox or Chrome), forcing students to use their dedicated app instead, meaning we have to install virtual android to download and use the App. The App to install is called WayDroid. Waydroid is incredibly fast because it does not emulate Windows or virtualize heavy resources. It runs Android directly inside an ultra-lightweight Linux container structure, matching your 4GB hardware constraints perfectly. Lubuntu 24.04 and newer includes Waydroid natively inside its primary repository network, allowing a simple configuration process. Step 8A. Install Waydroid: Open your Lubuntu Terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T) and execute these commands sequentially: Update your local database lists: sudo apt update To Install the Waydroid package framework: Install Secure Network Utilities: sudo apt install curl ca-certificates -y Connect the Official Waydroid Server Repo: curl -s https://repo.waydro.id | sudo bash To install WayDroid: sudo apt install waydroid -y Initialize the Android Image with Google Services: Because the Acellus client heavily relies on Google framework background tools to verify identity security profiles, you must install the version with Google Apps (GApps). To prepare the Android sub-system container with the Google services required by Acellus, type this initialization command. Run the system initialization sequence pointing directly to the GApps vendor package: sudo waydroid init -s GAPPS Wait a few moments. It will download the Android base images directly to your machine Launch and Fix the Firewall Network Bridge: Chromebook network devices sometimes accidentally clip the internal virtual socket bridge used by Android containers. Run these two firewall configurations to guarantee your Android system has immediate Wi-Fi network clearance. Finalizing the Installation: Once the terminal download hits 100% and your prompt line returns:Open your terminal window and run this quick command to authorize your network firewall settings for the container: sudo ufw route allow in on way0 and then sudo ufw allow in on waydroid Unblock the App's Internet Connection: Go back to your terminal app or open new one (Ctrl + Alt + T) and run this quick command to ensure the new Android environment can share your Chromebook's Wi-Fi card: sudo ufw route allow in on way0 && sudo ufw allow in on waydroid Install the Weston Compositor for Waydroid to work: sudo apt install weston -y Launch the Weston Screen Engine: weston & Clean up catch: sudo apt autoremove -y && sudo apt clean The final line in terminal shows miguel@miguel-lubuntu:~$ with a solid cursor block, which means the heavy system update successfully completed, cleaned up after itself, and returned control back to you. Your Chromebook's underlying core system components and AMD drivers are now completely up to date. Inside your Lubuntu Firefox web browser go to APKPure.com, and search and download the official Acellus Android Mobile APK installer file. Let the page load fully each time because it's full of ads. Download Acellus 2.035 APK. THE SCRIPTS TO INSTALL ACELLUS WERE DELETED SO HERE IS A MINIMUM AI SUMMARY OF ALL STEPS: Phase 1: Upgrading the System Packages Before setting up the apps, you ran a massive update sweep to patch the underlying Linux system files and graphics libraries: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y Phase 2: Installing the Display Engine (Weston) Because Lubuntu uses an X11 desktop and your app required a Wayland environment, you installed the Weston compositor to act as a bridge: sudo apt install weston -y Phase 3: Unlocking the Network & Permanent Firewall You ran multiple commands to ensure that the internal Android container could safely pass through the Linux firewall and use your Chromebook's Wi-Fi connection: sudo ufw route allow in on way0 and sudo ufw allow in on waydroid and sudo ufw default allow routing Phase 4: Patching the Laptop Speakers You downloaded the community driver repository using git, entered the new directory, and executed the custom automated motherboard audio patch script: git clone https://github.com and cd chromebook-linux-audio and sudo ./setup-audio Phase 5: Troubleshooting & Session Clears During the process, when the memory jammed or display sockets conflicted (wayland-0 lockfile errors), you used these specific heavy commands to reset the slate: killall weston and killall -9 weston and waydroid session stop and sudo systemctl restart waydroid-container and sudo rm -rf /run/user/1000/wayland-* Phase 6: Pushing the App into the System Once the folders were cleared, you navigated directly into your system's download queue directory to physically inject the app package into Waydroid: cd ~/Downloads and waydroid app install Acellus_2.035_APKPure.apk Script to add Acellus shortcut icon to desktop once it's successfully installed: Ctrl Alt T for terminal and paste next script and press enter: cat << 'EOF' > ~/Desktop/Acellus-Classroom.desktop [Desktop Entry] Version=1.0 Type=Application Name=Acellus Classroom Comment=Launch Android Environment for Acellus Exec=bash -c "killall -9 weston; waydroid session stop; weston --socket=wayland-9 --width=1024 --height=768 & sleep 1.5 && WAYLAND_DISPLAY=wayland-9 waydroid show-full-ui" Icon=application-x-applix-spreadsheet Terminal=false Categories=Education; EOF and then chmod +x ~/Desktop/Acellus-Classroom.desktop Sep01st2026 Send wap with total charges: 100,- Ok Sep07th2026 Send reminder Sep19th2026 Miguel picked up his laptop after I showed him how to operate it and his father paid 100,- Sep20th2026 He brought it back because he can't watch video within Acellus. |
| Date | Thu, October 22, 2026 |
| Priority | 5-Medium |
| Access | Private |
| Created by | Melvin Cilié |
| Updated | Sat, October 3, 2026 20:53 GMT |
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