- #UPDATE TI NSPIRE CX UPDATE#
- #UPDATE TI NSPIRE CX SOFTWARE#
- #UPDATE TI NSPIRE CX SERIES#
- #UPDATE TI NSPIRE CX DOWNLOAD#
#UPDATE TI NSPIRE CX DOWNLOAD#
If you do not plan to use Ndless programs such as nDoom, Nover, nGL, Crafti, the Game Boy and NES emulators or many more advanced softwares, then here are the download links: It is also unclear yet if the older Nspire CX hardware A through I can still circumvent the anti-downgrade protection by flashing Boot2 3.1 or using nLaunchy, so even if you have an older model, you should still wait before upgrading in case. It is unclear if the bugs present in OS 3.6 (some of which have been around for several years) have been fixed.
#UPDATE TI NSPIRE CX UPDATE#
However, it blocks downgrades to OS 3.6, as well as Ndless, so do not upgrade if you still plan to use Ndless in the future!Īccording to TI-Planet and the T3-Europe website, this OS update, despite the high version jump, seems more like a minor update on the functionality end, but a major security update, meaning that it might have been released mainly to block Ndless, something common from TI-Nspire OS updates. It is 10 KB larger than OS 3.6, meaning that it should not be a big issue for people concerned about space. Version number dates from May 16th and is 3.9.0.461.
#UPDATE TI NSPIRE CX SOFTWARE#
That occurred twice, and judging by the public reports of dozens of semi-bricked calculators, the actual number of semi-bricks in the real world probably tallies much higher, in the hundreds, or thousands.Īlso, some of the "protections" in TI's own software upgrades sometimes trigger on prototype versions of their calculators getting in the wild, making life more difficult for the unsuspecting buyers.TI-Nspire OS 3.9 is now available on Texas Instruments servers, although since the release date is set to June 4th, it is not listed yet on their official website. Let's not forget TI's own buggy OS upgrades can also put calculators in a sorry state, beyond repair through the provided USB A mini-B cable. Said incompetence ranges from disregarding bold red safety warnings about prerequisites and bricking (most common cause of trouble), to recompiling sane and safe tools after disabling safeguards which were there for a very good reason (happened to several CM calculators whose owners tried to upgrade them to CX at any cost), through following severely outdated and unsafe tutorials left for consumption by an unsuspecting audience for way too long.
While it's true that a third party can put a Nspire calculator in a sorry state, from which the calculator can pretty much always be healed through the RS232 TTL port (real bricks are exceedingly rare), it's usually a result of someone's incompetence, usually the user's.
#UPDATE TI NSPIRE CX SERIES#
But even the TI-Z80 and TI-68k series aren't that easy to brick. It makes the fearmongerer sound incompetentįirst of all: it's extremely hard to completely brick a Nspire calculator, or a Prime calculator, for that matter: both have strong recovery modes. As a matter of fact, unwarranted fearmongering against community tools is considered offensive in the Nspire community, or in any well-behaved community, especially if repeated.
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