Use argv[0].

The new SDK has pretty much everything included and is easy to install. Check https://ndlessly.wordpress.com/ndless-for-developers/ .

Ok. Perfect .

For other people having this issue:
1)Make sure your nLaunch version is not *too* old
Then, any new released* revision of ndless will be ok.

*r800+

Well, I have to go. If it still does not work, we'll try to debug it next time.

Well, I have no idea. It works perfectly fine with me.
Again, are you sure you did not use an outdated nlaunch.tno or nlaunch.tns somewhere in the tutorial?

nlaunch.tno is not an OS. It is a fake OS. However, the phoenix.tns included in the pack(s) is/are real OSes.
(just look at the filesize)

EDIT: To make it simple: if you need to use a nlaunch.tno, use the one I have updated.

As long as you have nlaunch installed, why would you install it again?

To use the "switcher" feature, all you have to do is to put another OS in /nlaunch/phoenix.tns .

I only changed it in the transformation pack ( http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=10859 )
If there is a nlaunch.tno in the switcher pack, you don't need it as you have already installed nLaunch with the transformation pack.

I updated the nlaunch.tno file in the pack.

Yup, the Clickpad/Touchpad part of this tutorial uses the old nLaunch.

I'll see if I can update the pack.

Sorry, forgot to ask you a question: are you using nLaunch, the classic nLaunch which goes with nLaunch CX or nLaunchy?

If you were using nLaunch (when there only was the classic version), that should be why it failed.

Well, that's strange. You can't do anything but reinstall the OS now.

If you have the problem, then try it. If you don't have the problem, and you are using nLaunch, tell me your exact config.

Did anyone tried the ndless_resources I have attached to my previous post?

(PS: The problems exists with ndless r6xx)

To all people experiencing this bug:

Try to replace your ndless_resources.tns with this one (attached below), and tell me if lua knows how to do 2+2 again.
  (don't forget to reboot)

(if it still does not work, tell me where (and when) you got you nLaunch version)