I'll try and help with bug reports whenever I can, but I seriously haven't ran into anyI agree, I have never had any real bug while using ndless :)
cprintf("%s built at %s %s\n\n",__FILE__,__DATE__,__TIME__);
cprint("Tab test\t\t123\n");
cprint("Tab test 2\t456\n");
cprint("Tab test 3\t789\n");
cprint("\\r Test\r/\n");
cprint("\\b Test 123\b\b\b456\n");
int i = 1000;
cprintf("i is %d",i);
The release of OS v3.0 is imminent (isn't it already noon in Dallas (http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=70)?) and Ndless may require a significant effort to be updated for it.It actually got announced during night, about 12 hours earlier than supposed. As we checked some new stuff were appearing, though, so they were most likely almost done preparing the site. Also it was to preview OS 3.0/Nspire CX features rather than a release.
just one stupid question, sry:
does it work on os 1.7.xxx??
thanks!
BOOL isRightArrowPressed() {
return isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_6)||isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_RIGHT);
}
BOOL isUpArrowPressed() {
return isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_8)||isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_UP);
}
BOOL isLeftArrowPressed() {
return isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_4)||isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_LEFT);
}
BOOL isDownArrowPressed() {
return isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_5)||isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_2)||isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_DOWN);
}
------or-------
BOOL isArrowKeyPressed(key) {
switch(key) {
case KEY_NSPIRE_UP:
return isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_6)||isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_RIGHT);
case KEY_NSPIRE_DOWN:
return isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_5)||isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_2)||isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_DOWN);
case KEY_NSPIRE_LEFT:
return isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_4)||isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_LEFT);
case KEY_NSPIRE_RIGHT:
return isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_6)||isKeyPressed(KEY_NSPIRE_RIGHT);
return false;
}
}
#define KEY_NSPIRE_EQU KEYTPAD_(0x1E, 0x400, 0x18, 0x080)instead of
#define KEY_NSPIRE_EQU KEYTPAD_(0x1C, 0x400, 0x18, 0x080)
Are the ndless_resources files for ndless 1.7 and 2.0 the same?
It looks like the '=' key is mapped incorrect...
wait...so "no bug" means that it no longer haz installation bug/theta bug?
hiYou can continue using your calculator as normal when Ndless and gbc4nspire are installed (but you can't do math and play Game Boy at the same time, obviously :P). It shouldn't damage your calculator at all. The worst thing that might happen is that you have to re-send the OS to your calculator, and I don't think that happens often.
I want to use my clac to play littel games like tetris or bomberman...so i checked the internet for some info how to use my clac as a gameboy...i know that i need an emulator like gbc4nspire and also ndless is needed for playing games on my clac....
but, i want to use my ti nspiere(with touchpad) also for the normal maths lessons...
so i want to know: can I run ndless 2.0 and gbc4nspire on my calc without losing the normal calculator funktions?...or is ther ,if i have installed ndless 2.0, no way for using my calc in school?
and one more question: can ndless 2.0 make permanent hardwear-damage on my clac?
thanks for answers
P.S. sry if my english is bad...i'm just learning
hi
I want to use my clac to play littel games like tetris or bomberman...so i checked the internet for some info how to use my clac as a gameboy...i know that i need an emulator like gbc4nspire and also ndless is needed for playing games on my clac....
but, i want to use my ti nspiere(with touchpad) also for the normal maths lessons...
so i want to know: can I run ndless 2.0 and gbc4nspire on my calc without losing the normal calculator funktions?...or is ther ,if i have installed ndless 2.0, no way for using my calc in school?
and one more question: can ndless 2.0 make permanent hardwear-damage on my clac?
thanks for answers
P.S. sry if my english is bad...i'm just learning
except for gbc4nspire, which is not compatible with the touchpad yet.Actually there is a touchpad compatible version of gbc4nspire, it can be fund in this post (http://ourl.ca/3840/166688)
I will also try thisexcept for gbc4nspire, which is not compatible with the touchpad yet.Actually there is a touchpad compatible version of gbc4nspire, it can be fund in this post (http://ourl.ca/3840/166688)
Edit: my calc version is 2.0.0.1188Yes, I believe you should. :)
but ther is only an ndless 2.1.0 or 2.0.1
should I update my os?
There is also a harddisk shown at the upperright corner.if it looks like the attached pic then it has nothing to do with ndless.
Did you make sure not to transfer the Ndless files to the directory MyLib?
Did you try it just one time each?
if it looks like the attached pic then it has nothing to do with ndless.
else could you give us a more precise instruction?
Make sure that the name of the target directory doesn't contain
any special characters such as '.'
As suggested in the ReadMe file:THX! I managed to get it working! But why aren't special characters allowed in v 2.0 or v2.1? It wasn't a problem in v1.7...Make sure that the name of the target directory doesn't contain
any special characters such as '.'
As suggested in the ReadMe file:THX! I managed to get it working! But why aren't special characters allowed in v 2.0 or v2.1? It wasn't a problem in v1.7...Make sure that the name of the target directory doesn't contain
any special characters such as '.'
I thought this one was fixed :(Oh, well I might not be using the latest build though. Just saying, it's been a known issue.
how can i transfer the ndless_installer fils over to the directory or the calculator? i tried but it wont let me
- isKeyPressed() compatible with Touchpad
- New Touchpad API
- New macros swap16 and swap32
- Fix KEY_NSPIRE_EQU (thanks compu)
- Add KEY_NSPIRE_FRAC (thanks shrear)
- Fix wrong restoration of the FIQ handler by the installer (thanks Goplat)
- Fix broken va_list and va_arg with char parameters (thanks Goplat and compu)
#define KEY_NSPIRE_UP KEYTPAD_ARROW_(0x1E, 0x001, TPAD_ARROW_UP)
#define KEY_NSPIRE_CLICK KEYTPAD_ARROW_(0x1E, 0x001, TPAD_ARROW_CLICK)#define KEY_NSPIRE_CLICK KEYTPAD_ARROW_(0x1C, 0x002, TPAD_ARROW_CLICK)
Did you make sure to use the file ndless_installer.tns which corresponds to your OS version?
And you can install it from the tns file?Yes.
Can you make sure you are not transfering the Ndless files to MyLib? This is an issue with this system folder I still need to investigate.
I made a special folder for the Ndless files that I named "Ndless" when I tried to install it.
I made a special folder for the Ndless files that I named "Ndless" when I tried to install it.
Also make sure to unplug the calculator from the computer before installing Ndless (see the ReadMe file or Scout's tutorial (http://ourl.ca/9712/186483)).
I made a special folder for the Ndless files that I named "Ndless" when I tried to install it.
Also make sure to unplug the calculator from the computer before installing Ndless (see the ReadMe file or Scout's tutorial (http://ourl.ca/9712/186483)).
I made sure to do that as well.
I double-checked everything (Operating system, Ndless version, cable) and tried installing Ndless several times on System 2.x but it freezes up on me every time.
Mine is also an old one...Idem, works fine.
Which revision of Ndless 2.0 beta are you trying to use?
Mine is also an old one...
Which revision of Ndless 2.0 beta are you trying to use?
Is anyone else unable to access http://builds.issrs.biz/ndless/latest/ndless.zip ?
I also forgot to mention that in order for me to get Ndless to work, I had to delete the 1.7 and 2.1 versions from the folder as well (I had all the installers in the same folder for quick access to them when I changed operating systems).Every time I've installed Ndless except for the first time I have had files in the same folder as it and it still worked. maybe it is only the newest versions that do that
Basically, this problem would be either:
Having Ndless installers for different operating systems in the same directory as the one you're using causes Ndless to crash, or:
Having different files in the same directory as Ndless causes it to crash.
By the way, what's ticalc.org doing?Have you tried sending an email to them? I'm sure they'll inform about 3.0 when they get to know about it... But it's possible that they haven't found 3.0 yet.
The whole english community has to inform about the downgrade protection, before it's too late...
By the way, what's ticalc.org doing?Have you tried sending an email to them?
The whole english community has to inform about the downgrade protection, before it's too late...
What are the chances of bricking my calculator if I do that. I heard about that happening to some peopleTo do what ?? Removing the boot2 update ? There is no chance to break the calc because if the update file is invalid, TI-Nspire Computer Link Software will refuse update.
I mean brick it with the OSAh, ok, you're talking about the OS 2.0.0.1188 incident. One time over 14 updates I've got, and no more than 15 guys for this update. It means that the risk is really really small.
first time that i hear about tnoc, could be possible that with the os 3.0 installed, can i downgrade my os to 2.1 versión???Only if you modified the OS with TNOC before sending it to your calculator. In your case, I think the damage has already been done.
i have a question about de .TNC format of the OS files, it can be opened and extracted by 7-zip, it means like a compresed file, 7-zip recognize this files like one of its suported formats of compresion, i mean, ¿which is the compresión format of the .TNC files? i tested TNOC and this program can operate into this compresión format deleting archives, i think that if a .TNC file is modified replacing its boot2.img file with the boot2.img file of an older versión and be instaled in the handheld, it will modify the boot2 sector of the handheld to this older versión, if somebody knows the compresión format please answer my question, is a theory but i would like to try it.
goodbye and thank you for help :)
You cannot downgrade the boot2 by using a TNC/TNO file, as the OS will only rewrite the boot2 area if the included boot2.img file has a higher version number.Is it possible to change the version number, or do we need the RSA keys in order to do that?
You cannot downgrade the boot2 by using a TNC/TNO file, as the OS will only rewrite the boot2 area if the included boot2.img file has a higher version number.Is it possible to change the version number, or do we need the RSA keys in order to do that?
_SYSCALL(uint32_t, deflateInit2_, z_streamp /* strm */, uint32_t /* level */, uint32_t /* method */, uint32_t /* windowBits */ , uint32_t /* memLevel */, uint32_t /* strategy */, const char * /* version */, uint32_t /* stream_size */)I'm pissed at 2.0 right now because it crashes all my ARM executables on launch like gbc4nspire and NESpire.Complaining about an OS update that no one forced you to install dosen't help anyone.
The links no longer work (I believe the server was reformatted or something). Would be nice to get it working again... ;)
Great!Done and rebuilt. :)
Would it be possible to add the ReadMe file and Changelog to both archives?