Intel box running Windows XP SP3.

I do have a Vista laptop and Windows 7 netbook at home, but I haven't tried it on them yet.

First, install the tools required for building a windows emulator

In order to build the calc.bin flash file from the same source tree, you will need to install:

1. MinGW - install C and MSYS: provides a gcc compiler and make tools for windows.
2. Yagarto.de “Yet Another GNU ARM toolchain” - install the “YAGARTO GNU ARM toolchain” package for the ARM cross-compiler.

Follow the instructions for setting the source code

• cd wp34s/trunk
• win-build-arm.cmd
• cd ..
• makelib.cmd

You will find your calc.bin and calc-full.bin in the realbuild directory to flash your calculator. To *update* your WP-34s:

• Run MySamba and point it at the newly build calc.bin or calc-full.bin if you want all the library programs in CAT.
• Plug your cable in
• Turn on the WP-34S
• Press and hold ON, and press STO twice to backup the RAM (should say Saved after)
• Press and hold ON, and press D once (should say Debug On)
• Press and hold ON, and press S (6) twice to put the calculator into Samba mode and switch it off.
• Press ON once to turn the calculator back on - careful not to press it twice as that will turn it off again and there is nothing on the display to tell you if it is on or off.
• click Download on MySamba and wait for it to finish - should take less than 20 seconds.
• Press RESET on the cable - or poke the recessed reset button on the back if your cable doesn't have a reset button.
• When you turn on your WP34S, it should say “Restored” and VERS should show your new Revision number.