hi
i have ti nspire clickpad version 3.2 and i'm wondering how to upgrade it to cas version.
i searched in the net but it seems that the ndless is not yet comptatible with the last ti nspire firmware.can someone please help me to upgrade my graphing calc?
thank you in advance.

Thank you for reply
can you tell me the reason why ,because i saw a tutorial on tiplanet.org how to do it but were talking about an earlier version of nspire.

thank you for giving  me some clarification

Anything is possible with lots of time, effort and sometimes lots of money.  It's probably not worth trying to get the CAS OS to run on a non CAS since I'm sure it will take a very long time and effort.  If you want you can try though.

Thank you for reply
can you tell me the reason why ,because i saw a tutorial on tiplanet.org how to do it but were talking about an earlier version of nspire.

thank you for giving  me some clarification

That was some time ago (ndless 2.0 IIRC). There was a program called OSLauncher that allowed users to hotlaunch an OS different from the one they were running, thus being able to run a CAS on a NON-CAS model. I believe there is a 3.1 version of it somewhere , but that fails to launch a CAS OS (?)
Anyway, you will need ndless to perform this action, therefore you'd need OS 3.1. So in the case of OS 3.2 there is no other option than to either downgrade back to 3.1 and try it or wait for ndless 3.2.

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OSlauncher for OS/Ndless 3.1 can launch:
- non-CX OS 3.0.1
- non-CX OS 3.0.2

OS can be CAS or non-CAS.


OSlauncher for OS/Ndless 3.1 cannot launch:
- CX OSes
- 3.1.0 and newer OSes

Nobody seems to have been interested into understanding why, nor into fixing that.

salut critor
donc si je reviens au systeme 3.1 ou 3.01 serais je capable d'effectuer la modification de mon nspire a la version cas?
pourriez vous m'eclairer un peu la situtation svp, car je suis nouveau dans ce domaine.
merci d'avance.

 

English spoken in this section, even if DJ_O and Juju live in Québec as well, and critor and myself (among others) are French

Indeed, if you go back to the 3.1.0 OS, you may be able to launch 3.0.1 OS. OSLauncher works well on some calculators, but it's extremely unreliable on others.

thank you for your help dude.

Nope, there has always been absolutely zero concern about the legality of OSLauncher. It's completely legal, as part of the right to run the software we see fit on the platforms we own. That's precisely why OSLauncher was released alongside DummyOS.
If running arbitrary OS on their calculators were illegal, they'd have sued whoever attempted to do that over more than 10 years of TI-Z80 and TI-68k calculators. TI sent illegal DMCA takedown notices for the perfectly legal distribution of RSA signing/validation keys (and got dutifully slapped for their incompetence and abuse of the legal system), so what exactly would they have done for things that are actually illegal ?

Extremely few people are interested in making an OS for the Nspire series; nowadays, there's an initial Linux port, but OSLauncher and DummyOS predate it by about a year and a half.

Indeed, but even then, such protections can be rendered ineffective in a number of circumstances