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Because you can't install the OS to a swap partition.

The Linux kernel recognises this as swap space and it is probably not large enough to fit the OS.

You need to install the OS to an appropriately sized and formatted partition with the mount point of "/"

I'm not sure how chrome OS actually installs users but you may also want a small partition mounted as "/home"

Although as I don't think it stores anything locally this may not be required.

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