Developed by DJPopol, this Windows application allows you to quickly compile payloads source code for the TI-84+ calculator.

How-to use:

1. Select .bin file.

2. Give it a new name for your payload (8 characters required).

3. Click GO.

4. Now, you should have a new file, whatever name you gave it, ending with extension .8xv

Change log for v1.1:
- Support’s payload Kakaroto-Support ‘s payload Kakaroto.

- English translation for languages other than French-English translation for languages Other Than French.

- The destination folder can now be Chosen. -The destination folder now CAN Be Chosen.

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A few hours ago Brandon updated the his TI-84 jailbreaking tool to 0.07.0001. It just some small bug fixes.

v0.07.0001 – Minor bug fixes:
The graph screen is no longer blank upon exiting the application.
The hook was being automatically installed when selecting 1) PS3 Jailbreak and exiting; this has been fixed.
It’s just generally more likely to work.

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A few days ago we reported on the TI-84 PSGroove port updated to v0.05, well 0.06 is out today with even more features:

Version 0.06.0001 also brings about these improvements:

• Other firmware versions below 3.41 are now supported through the use of “firmware compatibility AppVars”, which are external files that override specific behavior in the jailbreak to make it function under different firmware versions. Select an AppVar appropriate for your firmware version along with a payload appropriate for your version and you can now use the jailbreak on 3.01, 3.15, and potentially others.
  A basic list of these AppVars as well as their format (for creating your own) can be found here.
• The calculator will now automatically turn off after a specified time (default 5 minutes, the same as the calculator’s APD (Automatic Power Down) feature). This is configurable anywhere from 5 seconds to 300 seconds (5 minutes)
• The connection of device 6 during the jailbreak can now be enabled/disabled in the options. This is enabled by default. If you don’t know what this means, you should probably leave it alone.

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Brandon Wilson has updated his TI-84 PSGroove port to version 0.05.0001 bringing nice new features, and updates.

To quote:

Changes:

The latest version brings about several improvements:

Current status is displayed at the bottom of the LCD:

In addition to the usual jailbreak method, you can now install and uninstall an OS “hook” that allows the jailbreak to work at any point in the OS:

This even works when the calculator is off; the PS3 will turn it on as it enumerates USB devices, and the calculator will shut off after about 5 minutes of inactivity (through the calculators’ existing Automatic Power Down feature).

Now you can shove the calculator and the USB cable behind the PS3 and forget it’s there.
External payloads are now supported. This means you don’t have to re-assemble the application to use a payload different from the official PSGroove one.

These payloads are stored as calculator AppVars and selected through PS3JB’s options menu:

These options are stored in an AppVar called PS3JBOPT, which can be archived to keep it safe from RAM resets.

To convert from a binary file containing the payload data to an AppVar, you can use To8XV (a VB.NET 2.0 program) found here, or you can create your own.

AsbestOS is now supported. The stage 1 and stage 2 payloads are specified in the options menu as above. To use the standard jailbreak exploit, select “None” as the stage 2 payload (which is the default).

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Thanks to Blalien for the tip.

A few days ago we reported of the TI-84 PSGroove Port, but it did not support the backup manager. Today, Brandon Wilson has released the updated version with PSGroove v1.1 and patched to support PS3 backups.

You can download the file below (link was updated):
http://www.ps3hax.net/downloads.php?do=file&id=402

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