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wizardcm
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I was wondering if it's possible to dualboot two Operating Systems on the TI-Nspire, for example OS 1.1 and OS 2.0?
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bwang
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| As of now, no. The release of RunOS is being delayed because of possible legal issues. |
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wizardcm
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| Posted: 08 May 2010 07:15:41 pm Post subject: |
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bwang wrote:
As of now, no. The release of RunOS is being delayed because of possible legal issues.
Ah ok. That's too bad.  |
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Smartzkid
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| Posted: 18 Jun 2010 05:27:36 pm Post subject: |
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| Any news here? |
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Lionel Debroux
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Dual-booting (especially the possibility to run a CAS OS on the non-CAS model) is even more unwanted, from TI's POV, than Ndless and ASM programming in general. You're not going to find much information about that - even as a status update - on a public message board 
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wizardcm
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Lionel Debroux wrote:
Dual-booting (especially the possibility to run a CAS OS on the non-CAS model) is even more unwanted, from TI's POV, than Ndless and ASM programming in general. You're not going to find much information about that - even as a status update - on a public message board
Ah, understood. This topic can now be closed. |
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StupidUser
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Lionel Debroux wrote:
Dual-booting (especially the possibility to run a CAS OS on the non-CAS model) is even more unwanted, from TI's POV, than Ndless and ASM programming in general. You're not going to find much information about that - even as a status update - on a public message board
What about the other way 'round: can you run non-CAS on the CAS model (most of my professors don't allow CAS calculators, but if I have a need for one, I don't want to buy two of 'em - though I realize that TI does).
Of course, I'm not sure how I would convince them that the CAS was disabled on my calculator clearly marked "CAS", but that's a different issue.  |
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