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Ce qui est intéressant, c'est que je n'en ai jamais entendu parler.

C'est-à-dire qu'on n'est plus tous seuls à développer.

Hey, these are pretty bold claims... but very welcome. Today could prove a great day for the Nspire community

I haven't yet looked at the code, but the claims look at least believable: we've known about arbitrary code execution in the boot2 for a long time...

To the nLaunch team

In many situations, it could be useful to keep the old OS file instead of removing it, in order to reinstall it later without the need of a computer or another handheld.

Of course, we could have several 'phoenix_x.y.tns' files on the handheld, who would then have to be copied to '/documents/nlaunch/phoenix.tns'.

But we're on TI-Nspire ClickPad/TouchPad, with only 32MB NAND (27MB usable).
We won't be able to fit more than two 3.x OSes in the filesystem (which add to the installed OS), even with TNOC.

When a 'phoenix.tns' file is found in '/documents/nlaunch/', would you accept to rename the installed OS to '/documents/nlaunch/phoenix.back.tns' instead of removing it?
If not needed, the user could then remove it.

It could be very useful, as it would enable us to switch between a 3.1 Ndlessed and 3.2 OSes easily without the need of a computer or another handheld, just by renaming 'phoenix.back.tns' to 'phoenix.tns'.

It could let us easily switch between Linux and the Nspire OS too.


This has been attempted and tested successfully some minutes ago.

In 'nlaunch.c':

• added line (l73):
  

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  static const char osbackfilename[] = "/documents/nlaunch/phoenix.back.tns";

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  boot2_rename((char *)osfilename, (char *)osbackfilename);

Thanks.

Hello,

I saw your post on Cemetech. I think the Omnimaga guys would love to hear this news! I can try to help you enter the website and register successfully.

-Albert

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Bonjour,

J'ai vu votre post sur le Cemetech. Je pense que les gens du Omnimaga aimerait entendre ces nouvelles! Je peux essayer de vous aider à entrer sur le site et vous inscrire avec succès.

-Albert

I really don't think admins on Omnimaga will appreciate this since recently couple of topics where closed due to cheat request or cheatting tools (for example CAS on non CAS).

Levak wrote:I really don't think admins on Omnimaga will appreciate this since recently couple of topics where closed due to cheat request or cheatting tools (for example CAS on non CAS).

Hmm, does this software allow running the CAS on non-CAS? If so, perhaps not... but it's in the gray line for us anyway since it does allow Linux to run nicely.