Load the Snapshot file on TI-Nspire CX CAS kit with Select the snapshot file that you have created.

Select Snapshot > Save to file and give the file name with extension.After emulation started and setting the language and font.+5 Create Snapshot file to resume the emulation Press “I” on keypad for installation process.Select Emulation > Restart with Kit > TI-Nspire CX CAS.Only Select Snapshot > Resume and the step is end here. If you choose Selectthe Snapshot file and click OK, you can resume the emulation without installation process.For Snapshot file properties you can create later (keep empty) and Click OK or Selectif you have the snapshot file.+3 Keep empty (create later) or load if you have the snapshot file Click Save As and give the file name with extension.Select file for Boot2 ( Boot2cx.img) and OS ( TI-NspireCXCAS-4.3.0.702.tcc).

If you load your flash image, then you can move to the 3rd step.

Click Createon Flash properties or load ( Select) if you have the flash image.

On Boot1 properties Select Boot 1 file ( Boot1cx.img).

Select Emulation > Configuration > Flash & Boot1.

However, for Arch Linux and openSUSE there are prebuilt packages on here. Then, drag the app to the Applications folder, or wherever you wish.Ī binary for x86_64 linux distros and minimal dependencies is provided, just extract the archive and execute “firebird”. Otherwise, you can download firebird-mac.dmg, and mount it. If you have brew cask, you can simply do: brew cask install firebird. If you have administrative privileges, you can unzip the firebird folder into your Program Files directory, or you may unzip it into whatever folder you desire.

Extract and run firebird for Windows, Mac, or linux.ĭownload firebird-windows.zip from the above releases page.

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