Hacking on your TI calculator
Read OriginalThis technical article details the process of developing a custom OS for TI calculators like the TI-83+ and TI-84+ CSE. It covers prerequisites like z80 assembly, necessary tools (assemblers, toolchains), and key tasks such as creating signed ROM files. The author shares insights from building the open-source KnightOS kernel, offering practical advice for low-level calculator hacking.
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