Then restart dphys-swapfile to apply changes: $ sudo /etc/init.d/dphys-swapfile stop Press F3 key to save changes and F2 to close the file. So you will have to find this line: CONF_SWAPSIZE=100Īnd then change it into: CONF_SWAPSIZE=2048
You should change it to 2000MB in the configuration file. Open configuration file in Terminal (command line) using the following command:
Google Chrome is CPU intensive application, therefore, we recommend to increase swap space. Note: Exagear, which is needed is not free it does cost a few bucks for a license! Configure Raspbian build/gyp_chromium -Dcomponent=shared_library -Dfastbuild=1 After finished downloading all files, you can compile the project./build/install-build-deps.sh Nice fetch -nohooks -no-history chromiumĭepending on your internet speed this step can take a while. export PATH=$PATH:/opt/chromium/depot_tools Make sure that your micro SD card (32GB or more) has enough empty disk space. Now you can check out the needed files (about 15 GB). Next, we clone the whole repository to a specific folder, which we create and then go into this directory. If you haven’t already installed git, you have to install it first: sudo apt-get install git If the installation above failed (for any reason) or you want to inspect / change the code, this is how you can do it (you must have a Raspberry Pi Model 2B / 3, because the models before have not 4 kernels): This is why I recommend the first option, if you only want to install it quickly. But you should know that the files to download are about 15 gigabyte (after installing in fact 22 GB). The code is not available on GitHub, but that makes no difference for cloning and compiling the repository. If you want to compile the Raspberry Pi Chrome (Chromium) Browser yourself, visit their Google Source repository where you can also check the code. Install Chromium on Raspberry Pi’s by using git Now click the start button and navigate to “Internet” where you will find the Chromium shortcut. 
Otherwise you can also establish a remote desktop connection. That’s all! If you are connected through SSH or not using the graphical user interface, you should start (startx).
Then, you can install it also by using the packet manager: sudo apt-get install chromium -yesĪlternatively you can install the package chromium-browser instead of chromium. Open a terminal and type in: sudo apt-get update Install Chromium on your Raspberry Pi with apt-getĪt first, we have to update our packages.
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