Got a google account to but i'm behind a proxy to how do you specify a proxy
Just get a black screen when I boot it up in Virtualbox. Any special settings needed for this VM?
Doesn't sound good if you have to have the internet in order to use your computer.
Can't see it catching on.
Downloaded them at work but now the links dont work and totally forgot to copy them to my memory stick - doh - any chance I could at least get the virtual box from someone or somewhere ?
nvm
quick google and joining up with gdgt
http://gdgt.com/google/chrome-os/download/
Last edited by mac_shinobi; 20th November 2009 at 07:43 PM.
I changed the link in the OP to filehosting.org - free unlimited filehosting
or you can get them from gdgt

Got it running in VMware workstation 6, but still will not let you login, network fail, but im not behind an proxys, bridged networking etc stupid thing!
Another download Link here
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think in the VMZ you have to edit (in notepad) the path to the VMDK to the actual location you unzipped it.
There must be a non web option as when the log in fails it states "and offline login fail". Also Gears was all about getting Google Apps running offline. Would be silly to put all that work in and then forget about including it in their own os. Also there is no total web solution yet so an OS that could not function offlines would be useless.
For those of you stuck at the login screen, just found that the username chronos with no password works.
You can then get at proxy settings. Though not managed to change them yet!
I'm very confused... it looks like you can have other browsers on it?!?
I'm in btw but can't change the proxy... you click the change proxy button and it takes you to a webpage (which doesn't display as there is no proxy set!) but having been to the page it doesn't seem to help anyway
From what I can gather it that is because the chrome browser, sitting on the chrome os, is trying to get the chrome os proxy, which there currently isn't a way to set. You can get to a terminal though by pressing Ctrl+alt+t. So if some Linux god knows how to set the proxy via terminal then we may be sorted! Tried the export method & that doesn't seem to work. gedit doesn't seem to work either.
at command line:
set http_proxy env
export http_proxy=http://Usernameassword@proxyserver.net
ort/
export ftp_proxy=http://usernameassword@proxyserver.net
ort/
Last edited by somabc; 24th November 2009 at 01:42 PM.
Does chrome automatically take a DHCP lease? I can't see it on any of my DHCP servers. I have made the proxy config changes, but it looks like it is isn't actually on my network. I had created a virtual NIC for them!
I really hope/d google were going to make this easy & brilliant!
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