After installing chrubuntu on my c7, I decided to put it back to factory and give crouton a try so that I could run both chrome and crouton at the same time. I created the restore usb stick in Linux then threw it in the c7 at the ‘missing or damaged’ note. My c7 gave me “An unexpected error has occurred” when I tried to run it!
Easy fix.
- Turn off chromebook
- Remove battery
- Press power button to drain anything else out of the system
- Put battery back on
- Power on
Boom – now your c7 is back to normal!
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You are my hero!! For those who have installed chrubuntu, had the spacebar hit, and thought all was lost; I’ve posted your tip to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2144188. Thanks for helping the world. 🙂
Glad it helped you out!