Set+Developer+Mode

=Set Cr-48 to Developer Mode=


 * 1) ====Turn off the computer.====
 * 2) ====Remove the battery.====
 * 3) ====To the right of the battery contacts is a small piece of black tape. Remove the tape. (See photograph below.)====
 * 4) ====There is a white switch under the tape. For User Mode, the switch is away from the battery contacts.====
 * 5) ====Use a pen or paper clip to push the switch toward the battery contacts.====
 * 6) ====Replace the battery and start the computer.====
 * 7) ====A warning message will display (see screenshot below). Press **ctrl + d** to proceed past it. If you do nothing the computer will eventually beep and proceed into Developer Mode.====
 * 8) ====On first boot the computer will wipe itself and replace the image with a developer copy. This process takes approximately 5 minutes.====
 * 9) ====You will need to go though the initial setup process again.====
 * 10) ====Once you are logged in, you can open a command prompt by pressing **ctrl + alt + →** (→ is the forward arrow where the F2 key would normally be)====
 * 11) ====Login at the prompt by typing chronos then hit **enter**.====
 * 12) ====Type sudo su then hit **enter**.====
 * 13) ====You can now execute commands. Type help for a list of commands.====
 * 14) ====To return to the graphical interface, press **ctrl + alt + ←** (← is the back arrow where the F1 key would normally be)====

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