Phi Brings inner peace to your Numworks.
Phi is a jailbreak for the Numworks calculator with Epsilon 16 and higher. It brings back custom firmwares.
Phi is a jailbreak for the Numworks calculator with Epsilon 16 and higher. It brings back custom firmwares.
Phi allows to do a lot of things:
Without any hardware modifications, Phi lets you to unlock your internal flash and install whatever custom firmware you desire, such as Omega, Upsilon, or Khi.
Phi includes a patched bootloader that allows you to boot Epsilon 18 without your flash being locked. There's no longer any need to pick between features and freedom.
Phi is just an external application that you install and execute. All you have to do is push three buttons.
Phi is compatible with every versions of Epsilon 16, 17 and 18.
I believe that user freedom is more vital than a company's economic success. Numworks didn't have to
implement software lock the way they did.
Phi is just a tool for regaining the freedom you had before to the release of Epsilon 16. You no
longer have to compromise between features and freedom.
You can do whatever you could before Epsilon 16. Phi is merely a tool. Even if you discover a way around exam mode, don't use it.
No, not in Europe, at least. If Numworks denies you a legitimate warranty claim as a result of this software modification, sue the fuck out of them.
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Use Phi at your own risks.