I have a TI-nspire cx cas ii with the latest firmware and i am unable to select the .tcc2 OS file on my Mac to put onto the calculator

I've tried to connect a TI-Nspire CX-II to this (at https://n-link.lights0123.com)
and it's stuck on the loading animation:
screencast-nimbus-capture-2020.11.18-12_12_10.zip

I've already kinda talked about this on another page: ndless-nspire/Ndless#259

n-link.lights0123.com-1616521175798.log
finally got logs to show up lol

Computer: MacBook Pro
Computer OS: MacOS

Calculator: TI-nspire CX II CAS

Using Apple's USB to USB C adapter

n-link_0.1.6_x64

Problem: When I try to upload a large file to the calculator using the application, the progress freezes and refuses to continue and the app is in limited function mode.

Could there be functionality to install any folder/dir onto the device, not just .tns?

Web console errors:
DOMException: Unable to reset the device.
(anonymous) @ 9963698.js:1
d7d2f1a.worker.js:1 wrong msgpack marker FixStr(7)
9963698.js:1 No device found
(anonymous) @ 9963698.js:1
1030099.worker.js:1 worker!
9963698.js:1 DOMException: Unable to reset the device.
(anonymous) @ 9963698.js:1
d7d2f1a.worker.js:1 wrong msgpack marker FixStr(7)
9963698.js:1 No device found
(anonymous) @ 9963698.js:1

The program recognizes the device but then loads for a bit and then asks me to select a calculator again
this is the error I am getting:
127.0.0.1-1636579868275.log

In order to let Arch Linux user easier to install the app, I wish you can upload this app to aur

Hangs on loading randomly, or if the calc turns itself off then back on, the program has to be restarted

Using TI-Nspire CX II CAS
OS 5.2.0.771

OS: Ubuntu 20.04
Calculator: Ti-nspire CX II
Installation method: .deb file

As shown in the above pictures, N-link says no calculators found, even though I've clicked the refresh button many times, and lsusb shows that the calculator was found by the OS. The web version doesn't work either, as shown by the following screenshot.

I downloaded a (not empty) file and reuploaded it and it says that the file format is not supported.
Version: 5.2.0.771
Type: Ti-Nspire CX II Cas

I know, it's kind of ridiculous, but I like to run N-Link on my EeePC. When I try
sudo dpkg -i n-link_version_amd64.deb
I get

dpkg: error processing archive Linux n_link_0.1.6_amd64.deb (--install):
 package architecture (amd64) does not match system (i386)
Errors were encountered while processing:
 Linux n_link_0.1.6_amd64.deb

So, is there a chance to add an i386 Linux build to the releases?

When you select a file for dowloading it, it open the windows for selecting folder in background...

After selecting TI-NspireCXII-T-5.3.0.564.tct2 Transfer failed message on device, other files are transfered without issues.

Version: 0.1.6 win64

OS: MacOS 10.15.7 "Catalina"
Calc: Nspire CX-2 CAS- Version 5.2.0.771

When trying to upload a program I made, I get this error. Using the GUI makes the upload "frozen", forcing a program restart

Calculator: TI Nspire CX II CAS
Calculator Version: 6.0.3.374
Operating System: macOS
N-Link Version: 0.1.6

Issue:
I can successfully connect my calculator to nlink, but I am unable to view files. Any solutions?

Below is a screenshot of nlink window. The calculator connects, but it does not show anything in the middle panel.

I'm on Arch Linux and it seems like it's trying to open specific versions of some shared objects, which aren't up to date.
I had to manually create symlink for each of them.
These are the two missing :
libssl.so.1.1 and libcrypto.so.1.1

I also had a missing issue with libwebkit2gtk-4.0.so.37 but installing webkit2gtk-4.1 solved this.

Hi,

@Vogtinator has updated libnspire to properly support screenshots on CX and CX II.
Could you make it available on n-link as well ?

Thanks :)

Uploading an OS onto my CX II CAS did not seem to work with this software, however uploading the same file worked fine in the official student software. My device was originally on 5.1 and I moved to 5.3 to apply ndless.

it says Permission Error
A permissions error was encountered when trying to access the device. Follow the Linux installation steps to configure udev rules.