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Author Topic: How do I write directly to the flash memory on an Nspire? -  (Read 770 times) Bookmark and Share
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« on: 17 August, 2011, 21:51:13 »
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There aren't any syscalls for flash writing, but there are OS functions for this.
I have written a diags software writer a while ago but it was quite unstable, I'm not sure why. That's why the functions aren't exported.
You may also have a look at nspire_emu's source code to understand low-level interactions with the flash chip.

I think you need to emulate on an OS with a boot1 for nspire_emu to take into account a boot2 update.
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