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I do believe that the number of pages was reported incorrectly, so it assumed there were 14 pages instead of 2. It never bricked his calc, just deleted the tios in order to install kos which didn't install correctly. Hence an OS-less calc, not a bricked one.
I have no knowledge of how other keyboards work.
Probably by leaving the USB page where it is when you transfer the OS.
Are the more obscure characters (such as Å and Ø) also included?
Ooh, how big is the charset?
Quote from: SirCmpwn on November 09, 2010, 04:45:03 pmProbably by leaving the USB page where it is when you transfer the OS.Considering that the USB page cannot be modified (as it is a boot page), I think this is quite possible
Just in case anyone is interested:===KnightKernel Page00 Features===Hardware instantiation (LCD, memory, etc)Full multitasking support -Execute program -Run several threads within a program -End threads -LibrariesLCD Access -AND, OR, and XOR sprite routines -SafeCopy -LCD fix for later models -LCD shift routines (all directions) -FastLine -ClearBufferKeyboard Access -GetKey (Gets a key from the keyboard without waiting) -WaitKey (Waits for a key to be pressed) -FlushKeys (Waits for all keys to be released)Flash Access -UnlockFlash/LockFlash -EraseSector -WriteFlashByteFilesystem -GetFile -LoadLibrary -ExecProgramSound -PlaySoundMemory: -AllocateMemory -AllocateExecutableMemory -FreeMemText: -PutChar -Newline -DrawString -MeasureString -DispHexAUtility: -ShutDown -Reboot -CPDEBC -DEMulA -Sleep -WaitForever (Infinite loop, for debugging purposes) -Quicksort -RandomNumber -CmpStringsConstants: -OSName -OSVersion -OSAuthor -OSCopyrightAll of the above is contained solely within Page00.The above code is currently 3,350 bytes.Space remaining on Page00: 13,034 bytesThis takes up roughly 25% of Page00.