Android client on ChromeOS does not establish connections

[DiceJonSpriggs]

I have a Chromebook running ChromeOS 129.0.6668.110, and have installed the Android version of Netbird 0.0.24 (plus Chrome Beta, so I can complete authentication)

When I connect to the VPN, I see "Connected" but "0 of X peers connected", and so as a result none of the inside-mesh or routed connections complete. My Android device performing the same connection works flawlessly.

I have tried enacting the following:

1. Exit node enabled and disabled
2. "Fallback" DNS of 1.1.1.1 / 1.0.0.1 enabled and disabled.

Running the connectivity checker in ChromeOS shows that the computer "can't reach the local gateway" which implies that the ChromeOS routing has failed.

I've used the OpenVPN client in the past and this has worked successfully, albeit that you must route 0.0.0.0/0 down the VPN. Tailscale also works from this device with both an exit node defined and without one.

This feels like a routing issue. ChromeOS has a thing called "ONC" which needs to be configured, and I wonder if this isn't working right on ChromeOS.

I have tried this with both a "native" (Intel-based) chromebook, and a "normal" x86 Laptop running "Brunch", which is a ChromiumOS Fork with Android apps enabled.

As an aside, the Linux container in ChromeOS does work to install Netbird inside, and all browsing works as expected here, but only if you run a Linux container-installation of Chrome/Firefox/etc.

Trace-enabled log file attached: netbird-1730881073287.log.txt