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Title: Dualbooting CX CAS and CX with nLaunchy?
Post by: kitten on June 14, 2016, 08:32:22 pm
(I may leave some things out, please notify me if I do so)
Hello, everyone. I am going to print my specifications here, because my computer crashes frequently and didn't save a draft:
Calculator: TI-nSpire CX HW-A
OS Version: 4.2
Other: nLaunchy from the CX folder at the Github + Ndless

I am asking if I can dualboot CX OS at the latest version and CX CAS OS at 3.2 (or later, if it is possible). There is a guide for switching to CX CAS, but not dualbooting it: https://www.omnimaga.org/general-calculator-help/installing-cas-on-ti-nspire-cx-non-cas/60/ . I realize this may be a tall task, and if it is simply not possible, would someone kindly say so? Thank you in advance.

EDIT: Okay, um. It's been a while now, and quite a few people have viewed this thread... I guess no one knows the answer? It would be nice to know if anyone is even reading this thread, however.

EDIT2: Hey hey hey, I figured out how to hyperlink! I suppose I'll lock this thread now, seeing as it's pretty much useless (and mostly me just pushing for answers).
Title: Re: Dualbooting CX CAS and CX with nLaunchy?
Post by: Eeems on June 23, 2016, 03:05:05 pm
Yes people are reading the thread.
We don't have a large set of users still using the nspire, so  I'm not sure if you'll get the answer you are looking for here.

Gut feel is that dualbooting on the nspire isn't the easiest thing to do since the OS wasn't designed to be dualbooted.

Edit: Looks like dual booting 3.1/3.6 is possible via nlaunchy, but not the latest OS. (https://www.omnimaga.org/ti-calculator-programming-and-support/ndless-ti-nspire-cx-help/msg404452/#msg404452)
Title: Re: Dualbooting CX CAS and CX with nLaunchy?
Post by: kitten on June 24, 2016, 06:59:49 am
Quote from: Eeems on June 23, 2016, 03:05:05 pm
Yes people are reading the thread.
We don't have a large set of users still using the nspire, so  I'm not sure if you'll get the answer you are looking for here.

Gut feel is that dualbooting on the nspire isn't the easiest thing to do since the OS wasn't designed to be dualbooted.

Edit: Looks like dual booting 3.1/3.6 is possible via nlaunchy, but not the latest OS. (https://www.omnimaga.org/ti-calculator-programming-and-support/ndless-ti-nspire-cx-help/msg404452/#msg404452)

Ahh, thank you! Sorry if I was being a little... pushy. Also, it seems to be a coincidence that I actually replied to that thread!