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From what I've read I understand that Linux can be started from within TI OS.
My first question is this...it's possibile to erase completely the built-in OS and replace it with Linux?
The same Debian could be installed in the internal memory without using a USB stick?
One last question. My intention of installing linux is connected to my intention of porting a python interpreter on the NSPIRE. For what I understand, the CPython implementation should be pure C...so what kind of problems have till now prevented this porting?
Link to an installing tutorial. I just need that.
Nspire calculators use a proprietary filesystem for which Linux has no open source drivers - and anyway, the internal memory is too small.
how can you boot from an external device? Do you need first a working linux in the NSPIRE and then mount the external drive and chroot there?
one of the users gave me this website http://tiplanet.org/nspire-linux-builds/ but i have no idea how to use it