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Okay, good. I think it will really be appreciated if we could install Ndless when not near a computer... especially when testing a program that might crash the calculator. We could even spread Ndless around in schools once it is released
Ok, just a FYI, if you accidentally restarted the calculator (for 84 keypad or something), and want to use ndless 1.7 again, but don't have access to a computer. If a friend has a nspire, you can use the link cable and install ndless. Same as with PC. Click on Ndless installer, and quickly plug in the cable (other end in friend's nspire). It works.
Quote from: calc84maniac on September 30, 2010, 02:21:01 pmOkay, good. I think it will really be appreciated if we could install Ndless when not near a computer... especially when testing a program that might crash the calculator. We could even spread Ndless around in schools once it is released Here is a workaround posted by Yifan on UTI:QuoteOk, just a FYI, if you accidentally restarted the calculator (for 84 keypad or something), and want to use ndless 1.7 again, but don't have access to a computer. If a friend has a nspire, you can use the link cable and install ndless. Same as with PC. Click on Ndless installer, and quickly plug in the cable (other end in friend's nspire). It works.
Yes the server is in utf-8 and putty was left in iso8859-1, but that's not really important.the server's hardware is perfectly fine, that was confirmed by a complete check by the server's provider administrative interface.the filesystem got somewhat totally destroyed, I don't know how it is even possible. e2fsck found so many corruptions that I thought the disk was filled with garbage, such as if some block (and all the following) was not properly aligned.in the end, I formatted the disk, reinstalled debian, then restored the backup I did last night. I pray myself for having thought about that or I would have lost *anything*. I also thank debian for the sites-enabled concept that permitted a very fast restoration using symlinks to my individual config files.svn is backmysql is backthe wiki is backIn the process mediawiki was bumped from 1.13.2 to 1.16.0(i'm struggling with firefox sync but that's another story.)Now recent changes need to be fed in. The change made yesterday was lost in the process. You can import any new information that you found was lost.The most important change is that I now have automatic daily backups (300MB.bz2 for web and svn, 1MB.bz2 for mysql)
the filesystem got somewhat totally destroyed, I don't know how it is even possible. e2fsck found so many corruptions that I thought the disk was filled with garbage, such as if some block (and all the following) was not properly aligned.
Yeah, I've heard about cosmic rays doing weird things too...Welcome to the forums BTW!