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TI-Nspire / Protect your TI-Nspire files: nProtect and nHide
« on: November 01, 2013, 04:34:43 pm »
Ever wanted to protect your Nspire from unwanted people?
Well, your already have zLock and Hide Manager (please refer to their topics for further informations about these programs).
None protect your Nspire completely.
Today, I'm presenting you two other tools which can help you protect your Nspire in two yet another different ways (of course, you need Ndless 3.1 to run them).
nProtect:
nProtect protect the file browser of the Nspire. Once installed, you will need to press the "magic" key(s) plus the regular key to access the file browser.
nHide:
More magic comes with this one. nHide helps you protect only a part of the filesystem.
By default, the Nspire you can only browse part of the filesystem (from /Documents).
Once installed, if you press the "magic" key(s) plus the regular key, you will access the full filesystem (from /), where you'll hide your secret documents. If you only press the regular key to access the file browser, you will be able to browse from /Documents, as before.
For full instructions, see the readme of each program.
The major flow of these two programs is that you need to either use the default magic key ("=") or ask me to compile a specific version for you with your very password (ask by PM).
So, here is a recap':
![](http://www.mirari.fr/6WQa)
Any question? Ask here, I'll try to make this topic better.
Well, your already have zLock and Hide Manager (please refer to their topics for further informations about these programs).
None protect your Nspire completely.
Today, I'm presenting you two other tools which can help you protect your Nspire in two yet another different ways (of course, you need Ndless 3.1 to run them).
nProtect:
nProtect protect the file browser of the Nspire. Once installed, you will need to press the "magic" key(s) plus the regular key to access the file browser.
nHide:
More magic comes with this one. nHide helps you protect only a part of the filesystem.
By default, the Nspire you can only browse part of the filesystem (from /Documents).
Once installed, if you press the "magic" key(s) plus the regular key, you will access the full filesystem (from /), where you'll hide your secret documents. If you only press the regular key to access the file browser, you will be able to browse from /Documents, as before.
For full instructions, see the readme of each program.
The major flow of these two programs is that you need to either use the default magic key ("=") or ask me to compile a specific version for you with your very password (ask by PM).
So, here is a recap':
Any question? Ask here, I'll try to make this topic better.