I had a thought regarding that, actually.

The Nspire has code somewhere in its OS that runs the emu. That code only does one thing for keypads while running: it check if they're in. It only checks for which one is in on bootup. So, if you could find that code and execute it from ndless, it should run the Emu just fine with the touchpad, the only issue being the keymap.

On a side note, I would love the free keypad. I've been dying to mess with the connector, but my parents won't let me, because they think I'll ruin my calc.

Also, the CAS touch in a 1.4 nonCAS boots it into 84+ mode....weird.

I've always thought the nspire would best run a 92+/V200 emu, especially since the clickpad is only short 2 buttons for it, and most are direct maps and it has enough screen res, or at least close enough.

no, when you boot an nspire nonCAS with a CAS touch's keypad, and that nspire is running OS 1.4, it boots into 84+ mode not kidding. but, like I said, all the keys are messed up.

Another reason to want it: I can have it for labeling for any non-83+ emulators, like an 86 emu, or an 89 one. It might come eventually!

great. Here it's only 3PM tho

The key remap seems something more belonging to a homebrew emu, which I've been wishing for for a while now, especially since that will bring save states! No more Mem-clearing fears, just hit the "save"button and test your prog! if it fails, hit Load and reprogram