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TI-Nspire / Re: New TI-Nspire emulator: Firebird Emu
« on: December 05, 2016, 01:57:46 pm »
Hello voginator,
sorry, I forgot to mention that I'm using ubuntu16.10.
And I found another thing I don't understand.
If I have opened a Dokument with 2 "problems" and save a flash image to work around the problem with the snapshot. ->There is only one problem in the resulting flash.
Hmm, I suppose that the snapshot overwrites some storage from the flash image?
If I try to reset the device I get a System error when booting :-(
If I restart firebird it loads the snapshot. So in handling snapshots and flash images something went wrong.
Karsten



And hello again,
last message for today.
I transferred the ts-file back to the emulator, load the file save a snapshot with save to - finish emulator -  restart emulator -> my changes are there, I have a document with two "problems" but my flash image is still corrupted, reset leads to system error.
Karsten

Edit (Eeems): Merged double post

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TI-Nspire / Snapshot has some strange behaviour
« on: December 05, 2016, 12:49:45 pm »
Hello,
I installed the emulator a few days ago. Today I tried to set up a snapshot
I put it in configuration as a normal file in the kit standard
If I try to save to the snapshot via save as it works (after asking me if I want to override the existing file).
If I try to save it says: the actual kit has no snapshot file.
If I just leave firebird the timestamp of the snapshot file does not change.
 
If I start firebird again only the changes from my first save are loaded from the snapshot file.

Maybe I misunderstand the functionality but I've expected, that the snapshot file is connected with the kit and If I leave the snapshot is updated, cause in configuration I have set save snapshot on exit (free translation of the german text).

Is there any documentation I don't found ? - I've looked on github.

Thank you
Karsten

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