Shirotaku a écrit:I can confirm, that this method is working on the newest hardware revision (AD)!

Yes, it works with hardware revision AD

Adriweb a écrit:No, it's not open-source (contrary to the NumWorks OS, for instance)

That's what I thought to myself. Thank you for the information!

Can I somewhere find the source code from the TI-Nspire CX CAS 4.5.0.1180 OS?

Then you didn't only select the wrong files, you also skipped at least one important part of the how-to. I'm sorry, but your calculator is now bricked beyond repair by any software tool. To repair it, you'll need to buy an USB/TTL interface, and connect it like this to reflash a Boot2 image : 39 I ...

parrotgeek1 a écrit:You can't use Cygwin (or whatever you are using that has backslashes in paths), either use Linux, Mac or Ubuntu for Windows/WSL

Help pls

You can't use Cygwin (or whatever you are using that has backslashes in paths), either use Linux, Mac or Ubuntu for Windows/WSL Have tried that in Ubuntu Subsystem: sh make_for_nMaker.sh CAS_OS rm -f *.o *.elf rm -f ../ndless_loader.bin arm-none-eabi-gcc -Os -Wall -W -marm -mcpu=arm926ej-s -nostdli...

Hello, I've tried to compile nLoader myself, but I'm not really into this. When I try running the make_for_nMaker.sh script (no files modified, just downloaded from github), I get the following errors: sh .\make_for_nMaker.sh CAS_OS rm -f *.o *.elf rm -f ../ndless_loader.bin arm-none-eabi-gcc -Os -W...

Quick question: If the CAS OS is installed, I dont have to keep ndless installed, right? So I can remove any files related to the OS-change?

Hi! I don't know if this is the right place to post, so I eventually apologize. I've already bought a Ti Nspire CX (no Cas) and i checked my hw revision: N-1117AC. My Boot 1 version is 4.0.1.43 and Boot 2 4.4.0.8. The OS Version is 4.5.0.1180. Can anyone give me advises on which guide should i foll...

I can confirm, that this method is working on the newest hardware revision (AD)!