On a rooted Google OnHub, the command needs to be run with the "chronos" user. In order to make su work, a password is needed for the chronos user.
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| upgrade | update all or specific package(s) |
| whatprovides | regex search for package(s) that contains file(s) |
Available packages are listed in the [packages directory](https://github.com/skycocker/chromebrew/tree/master/packages).
Available packages are listed in the [packages directory](https://lab.nexedi.com/nexedi/chromebrew/tree/nexedi/packages).
Chromebrew will wipe its `BREW_DIR` (`/usr/local/tmp/crew` by default) after installation unless you pass `-k` or `--keep` when running `crew install`.