GPS

=Use GPS on the Cr-48=


 * 1) ====Set your Cr-48 to Developer Mode by using the instructions here[[image:cr48gps.jpg align="right"]]====
 * 2) ====Click on the WiFi status bar (top right corner) and confirm that Cellular is not disabled====
 * 3) ====Open a command prompt by pressing **ctrl + alt + →** (→ is the forward arrow where the F2 key would normally be)====
 * 4) ====Type chronos then hit **enter**====
 * 5) ====Type sudo su then hit **enter**====
 * 6) ====Turn GPS on by typing initctl start gpsd then hitting **enter**====
 * 7) ====View the simple command-line GPS display by typing cgps then hitting **enter**====
 * 8) ====If you get an error such as 'no gpsd running or network error: -6, can't connect to host/port pair' shut down and restart your Cr-48====
 * 9) ====Find an open area and wait for a GPS satellite lock====
 * 10) ====When you are finished, press **q** to quit====
 * 11) ====Type initctl stop gpsd then hit **enter**====
 * 12) ====Type exit then hit **enter**====
 * 13) ====Type exit again then hit **enter**====
 * 14) ====Press **ctrl + alt + ←** (← is the back arrow where the F1 key would normally be) to return to the normal Chrome OS interface====

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