Fixed a sector erase bug, so Axe works now.

the 84C probably not that much, but the linking... yeah

1. Install ndless
2. Download calcemu_cx.tns
3. Get a TI84+SE rom somewhere.
4. Rename the rom file to rom.tns and send everything to your nspire, making sure calcemu and the rom are in the same directory.
5. Run calcemu_cx.tns and press your nspire's on button to turn it on. (If it doesn't, hold it for a second or 2-3 before releasing it).
It should now turn on and greet you with a ram cleared screen

By the way, how do I run apps (for example, Portal Prelude) on the emu? I've been searching for it online but can't find it.

Quote from: calcdude on April 22, 2013, 07:15:49 am

By the way, how do I run apps (for example, Portal Prelude) on the emu? I've been searching for it online but can't find it.

Well, you run your ti84+SE rom in the wabbitemu (a ti-84 pc emulator), then you send the apps to the emulated rom and them you save your new rom with the apps that you want and then you use that rom on the calcemu...

I tried that but it didn't work (84+SE OS 2.43 rom saved with no compression). What version of Wabbitemu are you using ?

Hayleia: You have to save as a *.rom file, otherwise it creates a save file which won't work.

And renaming the .sav into .rom.tns doesn't work ? Because that is what I did
So how do I save as .rom then ?

Quote from: Hayleia on April 22, 2013, 01:03:39 pm

So how do I save as .rom then ?

File > Save > tell it to save as .rom by typing it in or the drop-down menu.

Yeah, Jacobly explained me that I actually had to directly name the file with the rom extension, and not saving with sav or with no extension then rename.
Thank you too, I'll try it when I get home

edit: I gave you your 255^th post rating