Or Punix, the other 68k OS that I just found about yesterday when reading some old ticalc.org news article (and with the assistance of a search engine).

But yeah. I didn't feel like looking through yAronet with Google Translate, especially since I don't know enough 68k assembly right now to even begin to work on an OS.

Wow I didn't knew about that one. Nice find.

It was in this article, and mentioned by either Kevin Kofler or Lionel Debroux when they were arguing, in particular about GCC4TI adding back Flash OS support.

How do you have the interrupt code be at 38h?

The hardware automatically RST 38H when an interrupt fires in IM 1.

If you are already using my code from the first post, make sure you update the first block after my edit.  I had an extra zero in there by mistake.

*facepalm*
The kernel does include random number generation...

Yeah, I can feel the fail now...
By the way, the random number generator is pretty good about random numbers, it updates the seed every time it executes, and the OS updates the seed on every interrupt.

It's hard to predict many on the TI-OS though, due to all possibilities but yeah it's possible, if you write numbers down or something, to do luck manipulation, like in games, by setting the seed to something specific then running the game before the boss fight.

It's hard to predict many on the TI-OS though, due to all possibilities but yeah it's possible, if you write numbers down or something, to do luck manipulation, like in games, by setting the seed to something specific then running the game before the boss fight.

Yeah, when we did a certain project in math class a few years ago, we were supposed to use dice to get our individual "stats". I convinced my teacher to let me use the num generator on an 83 instead, then stored 0 to rand and got two sixes (the max)

Doesnt the z80 have an R register that can be used for Random number generation that is much harder to calculate?  I believe Axe random numbers use something like this...

Yes it has a R register but this isn't a random number, it's the refresh register. it could easily be used as a seed though...