This morning (for us in Europe), an anonymous person posted what he pretends to be a nLaunch for CX: http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=11483 and http://www.cemetech.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8992

Hi,

I'd first like to thanks the nLaunch team for their awesome tool!
After weeks and weeks of hard work, I am proud to present you nLaunch CX

Please spread the word so people do not upgrade their calculator to the next OS version without using TNOC!!

nLaunch CX features the same functionalities as nLaunch, on Clickpad, Touchpad and CX Nspire:
* launching Linux (modified nspire-linux-loader2)
* optionally installing Ndless 3.1 on OS 3.1 (modified Ndless loader)
* installing and launching any OS

Hope it will work fine for all of you!

nLaunch Guy

Given today's date, skepticism is warranted. But my own testing shows that he's not merely pretending that what he uploaded is nLaunch for CX (!!) - it actually works. Like nLaunch, it's based on arbitrary code execution in the boot2... and, BTW, the contents of the .tco and .tcc shows that it's the same kind of vulnerability, in the same group of functions as on the Clickpad / Touchpad.
I tested a single thing (before having breakfast...), but my CX CAS Nspire is now single-booting Linux, without going through TI's OS.

nlcx is making the same recommandation as we've been making for years: use TNOC before upgrading one's own Nspires' OS !

We'll keep you informed about testing and new development about nLaunch CX, and we warmly thank "nLaunch CX guy".

It's another wonderful day for the Nspire community
We thought it was impossible, but somebody did it...

Original post by Lionel Debroux here: http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11486&lang=en

April fools?

I think critor would have posted

It worked for me (y)

So we will soon be able to have the dual boot Linux/TIOS on CXes, like on Classic models ?

nLaunch CX is real.

Here is my first news about launching a CX CAS OS on a non-CAS TI-Nspire CX:
http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11490



Some photos if you still don't believe me:


Boot2 code injection:



CX CAS OS on non-CAS CX:

If I do this, will I have to delete everything off my calculator?

If I do this, will I have to delete everything off my calculator?

No - just the OS.

Quote from: critor on April 01, 2013, 09:22:20 am

Some photos if you still don't believe me:

it is not easy to believe this kind of things today... 

Just try it?

Read the readme .