Team Drives are for G Suite customers, so if you’re signed in to a Chromebook with a personal Google account, you won’t see that option. What this means is that in the Files app on a Chromebook, you’ll be able to share items from the My Drive, Team Drives and Computers in Google Drive with the Linux partition. If you’re not familiar with seneschal, it’s the service that manages specific file access for the Linux container in Project Crostini. Added MEDIA storage_location to support drivefs and removable media. Vm_tools: seneschal: Support sharing for drivefs Updated nf to mount /media in addition to /home. This Chromium OS code commit spells out the new functionality that has been coded and tested in the Chrome OS Files app. And although Linux access to USB devices isn’t yet supported, this change also brings the ability to access a shared removable media device, such as microSD card or USB drive. After recently adding a method to share a Chrome OS folder in the Files app with a Linux container, evidence shows additional Google Drive integration as well. Google is continuing to make file sharing between Chrome OS and Linux easier on Chromebook.
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