LEDGER LIVE ON CHROMEBOOK HOW TO

I bought the Ledger Nano S many months ago but haven't been able to use it because I am struggling to work out how to use it on the Chromebook.Īny guidance and instructions on the best linux distro to download, and whether I can use it from a live bootable USB and still retain data on the Ledger Live would be MUCH appreciated. Open the app and follow the instructions on the screen to set up, restore or even back up your new device. I am not experienced in using Linux and am having to try and work out how to do all of this. Ledger Live is our own software allowing you to set up your device and manage your crypto assets. Is there a 'lite' version of Ubuntu that is compatible with Ledger Nano S which I could boot directly using a live USB image to run Ledger Live on my Chromebook? I need to now find a way to use a Linux OS on the Chromebook.Ĭhromebook 13 (3380) Laptop Intel Celeron C3855 ProcessorĤGB Memory 32GB SSD, 13.3'' HD Non-Touch LCD - E5Ĥ5W AC Adapter, Type C Primary 4-Cell 56W/HR Battery US Int Dell KB216 Have since found out that you don't provide support for Chrome OS. Chromebooks don't have a substantial hard drive and instead rely on cloud storage to store data. Chromebook computers are designed to run web-based apps whereas Ledger Live is a local app that needs to be installed on your computer's hard drive. Oh, i forgot to mention that IF your chromebook can run Linux (for a example, a Pixelbook CAN), you can install the Linux version of Ledger. No, Ledger Live is not supported on Chromebook computers.

I purchased a DELL Chromebook for the purpose of downloading and using Ledger Live for my new Nanoledger S. Live is only available on Wndows, MacOS and Linux, and the Chrome extensions have already been phased out.

Ledger live on chromebook