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Thanks for your ideas.

Here's a conjecture you might want to consider:

FWIW, Chromium is supported by Linux Mint and Knoppix.
Chromium is supposed to be an open source equivalent of Chrome.

Chrome 64-bit builds will be the default when compiling on 64-bit Linux. See
https://www.chromium.org/developers/...64-bit-support

Linux Mint 17.3 LiveUSB isos are built with 64-bit kernels; presumably Mint 18's as well.
Knoppixes also have 64-bit kernels, also offer Chromium as an app.

Eventually, Chrome may only work with 64-bit kernel OSes.
However, it may be that Chrome may not require further 64-bit support from an OS, other than the kernel.

Maybe 64-bit Knoppix will work just fine with Chrome; if not, then maybe
Knoppix with Chromium will serve your purposes.

I think it's possible that the real 64-bit requirements for Chromium may only be
for a 64-bit cpu and a 64-bit-kernel-OS, and nothing more.

Here's an example I've run across with Knoppix, for example:
UEFI often requires a 64-bit kernel, but doesn't demand any significant 64-bit library.