NAND Repartition to the initial factory settings?

[felixlee0530]

You can install KhiCAS, which is a port of GIAC, the Xcas calc engine :
archives_voir.php?id=79135
It'll give you CAS features.

You can install a Game Boy Advance emulator, and many other console emulators too.
He's the most up to date list :
viewtopic.php?t=17762&p=208053

You should be able to launch a Linux image, but you'll need nBoot+ControlX to be able to launch it at boot time, which won't work on your hardware revision W+.

Will the developers try to update the tutorials for hardware revisions W+?

In tiplanet.org , I saw a developer uploaded a tutorial to install the CAS OS in TI Nspire CX, but it needed a Nspire of hardware revision A~I with OS version 3.X. (took from other website)

http://www.spookysnek.com/2016/10/12/ho ... x-non-cas/

Recently, in Reddit, a user uploaded a new tutorial that works in recent OS 4.4, but it requires hardware revision V or less.

https://www.reddit.com/r/nspire/comment ... _works_on/

I hope that the users and developers will try to update it for W, X, Y, Z and further. How do you think so?

[critor]

It's not just the tutorials which need to be updated, but the tools.

Nlaunchy is using an exploit which only works on harware revisions A-I.
nBoot+ControlX are using an exploit which only works on hardware revisions A-V.

For hardware revisions W+, we need another exploit...

[felixlee0530]

It's not just the tutorials which need to be updated, but the tools.

Nlaunchy is using an exploit which only works on harware revisions A-I.
nBoot+ControlX are using an exploit which only works on hardware revisions A-V.

For hardware revisions W+, we need another exploit...

Oh.. I see.. It uses different tools by different hardware revisions... Then, we have to wait until the developers create a new utility that works on hardware revisions W+..

Can I do a favor? Such as KhiCAS, are there any third party programs that can add functions to my TI Nspire CX?

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