I have a Cr-48 (Google Chrome notebook) in developer mode and can get to a bash shell by running the "shell" command in crosh. What I would like to do is open a new tab to a specific URL by entering a command in that shell. For example, I'd like to run something like "chrome http://www.google.com" in the shell to open a new tab showing Google Search.
There is an /opt/google/chrome/chrome binary in the root filesystem, but it does not do what I want.
Background info:
I installed Perl, Vim, and TwitVim on the Cr-48. The only things that don't work are commands that launch a browser from TwitVim. To do that, TwitVim does a system() call to run chrome with the URL as the argument. Until I figure out which binary to run on the Cr-48 to do that, this functionality won't work.