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and to answer the second question, no, you can't put 84+ programs on any Nspire CX.
@Stefos and @dislexicengineerJim Bauwens and I are working on improving (actually, recreating) the whole framework that powers FormulaPro.Once we're done with that, it'll take very little time to get an "MEPro"-like for the Nspire, I believe
No, as FormulaPro is written in the official TI-Nspire language, Lua, and not in C/assembly.And you don't destroy your calculator by reinstalling OS 3.1/Ndless.I know how to permanently destroy a TI-Nspire through software beyond repair, and I've never revealed how to publicly.You really have to want it... You can't destroy it by mistake...You have the right to stay with OS 3.6, but please avoid contributing to the speading of such rumors.Thank you.
FormulaPro should work as-is on OS 3.6, as it is just Lua, as critor said It also uses some special "tricks" that I'haven't checked on 3.6, though, so let me see if those still work or not.... (I'll edit later)(Anyway, it shouldn't crash as there is an error catcher...)