Crosh Commands/utilities?

[Bodaciously_Moronic]

Hello! I typically use Windows for Linux at home but I am required to use my Chromebook at school, I often get bored while in school as I'm sure most any student would so I figured I may as well tinker with the terminal! Is there anybody with information on Crosh? I do not have any prior knowledge on Crosh but id like to learn about it. Any tips/commands/utilities I should know about to get me started?


Thanks!

 

[KGIII]

It appears to be pretty limited in scope. Google sent me here:

Chromebook 11 3189 Disassembly and Reassembly Guide - For use by Dell Certified Technicians only | Dell US

 

[Bodaciously_Moronic]

heh, lame! but I appreciate it anyway! Thanks, KGIII!

 

[isaashsergi]

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Thanks!

To access Crosh, you can open a new tab in the Chrome browser and type "chrome://os-settings/crosh" into the URL bar. This will open a Crosh terminal in a new tab.

Here are a few basic commands you can use to get started:

1. "help" - This command displays a list of available commands and their descriptions.
2. "ping" - This command sends a network packet to a specified IP address or domain name and measures the response time. For example, "ping www.google.com" will send a packet to Google's website and display the response time.
3. "top" - This command displays a real-time view of system processes and their resource usage, such as CPU and memory.
4. "shell" - This command opens a Linux shell within Crosh, allowing you to access more advanced commands and utilities.
5. "vmc" - This command is used to manage virtual machines in Chrome OS.
6. "network_diag" - This command runs a network diagnostic test, which can help troubleshoot connectivity issues.