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Just check the Boot2 version in the line at the top of the screen when the calculator is booting.

critor a écrit:Just check the Boot2 version in the line at the top of the screen when the calculator is booting.

That was one of the things I took a picture of. It says Boot2 4.3.49.

Why 'CAS' cannot be saved?
I have to press the 'reset' after each reboot.

If it's what you're talking about, the CAS/non-CAS switch can be saved by holding while pressing in ControlX.

Does that Busybox/Linux support OTG?

Short Question: I want to install Linux on my TI-nspire cx CAS, have the 4.5.0 OS but a Boot1 4.0.1.43 so a Boot2 4.408 Version, what can i do to install nBoot... and later Linux?

Sorry, nBoot won't work with Boot1 4.0.1.
And as far as I know, nLoader, the only boot helper compatible with your Boot1 version, isn't tailored to launch Linux.

critor a écrit:Sorry, nBoot won't work with Boot1 4.0.1.
And as far as I know, nLoader, the only boot helper compatible with your Boot1 version, isn't tailored to launch Linux.

Also, there is no driver for the LCD on CR4+

Thanks for pointing this out, @parrotgeek1 .

critor a écrit:Sorry, nBoot won't work with Boot1 4.0.1.
And as far as I know, nLoader, the only boot helper compatible with your Boot1 version, isn't tailored to launch Linux.

Ok, thanks for the information, but is there a way to change the boot1 version? Like flashing the boot1 image?