Better than forked gist here is Alternative method below...
#!/bin/bash
URLs=$(curl "https://dl.google.com/dl/edgedl/chromeos/recovery/cloudready_recovery2.json" \
-s --output - | \
grep "^.*\"url\".*$" | \
sed "s/.*\"url\": \"\(.*\)\".*$/\1/g")
printf "\nPick which channel to download your image from. Channel name is near the end of the URL.\n\n"
select URL in $URLs;
do
if [[ $URL != "" ]]; then
printf "\nDownloading now...\n\n"
curl -L -C - -O $URL && break
else
printf "\nInvalid selection, please pick one of the above displayed numbers.\n\n"
fi
done
printf "\nFinished downloading!\n" cd /var/tmp ### or some working dir with several gig of free space
mkdir $pwd/tmp.crosrec
WORKDIR=$pwd/tmp.crosrec
cd $WORKDIR
curl "https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/user-recovery-tools/+/master/linux/recovery.sh?format=TEXT" -s --output - | base64 --decode > recovery.sh
./recovery.sh --config "https://dl.google.com/dl/edgedl/chromeos/recovery/cloudready_recovery2.conf"
Info below about 3 versions available in 2025. (was translated from a russian zeroday website.. hard to find this info elsewhere ;-)
S (Stable, stable) — devices are automatically updated to the next stable version every month. Newer than LTC which is newer than LTS.
LTC (Long-term support candidate, long-term support candidate) — devices receive LTS functions 3 months before the release of the version on LTS. Devices are automatically updated to the next version of LTC. May have same or newer version of chromeos and chrome as LTS.
LTS (aka LTR) (Long-term support, long-term support) — devices are automatically updated to the next version of LTS every 6 months.