The white super-imposed keys describe how the keycodes are read and understood if they were keycodes for the other keypad.
So, when you press 'X', the calculator acts as if you pressed '.' (To the right of the 'Y' key)

Quote from: calcdude84se on November 27, 2010, 05:51:49 pm

The white super-imposed keys describe how the keycodes are read and understood if they were keycodes for the other keypad.
So, when you press 'X', the calculator acts as if you pressed '.' (To the right of the 'Y' key)

Yeah, that is very simple!

Even though, looking at the picture works too

Quote from: jbaem on November 27, 2010, 08:44:30 am

hy, i just installed ndless, it works fine, thanks!!
but the problem is:
when i am installing, it only works in maybe 1 out of 4 attempts...the other times it just reboots, or i have to reboot manually
my firmware is 1.1.2741

jabem, where do you see this "firmware version"?

1.1.2741 is unknown to me.
You probably misread your 1.7.2741 OS version.

critor: thanks for the report, please tell me more if you happen to see it again.

Quote from: ScoutDavid on November 26, 2010, 03:23:49 pm

I've got the NSpire Touchpad, so i can't try this, but i would and tell you about it extended.

oh, extended, the bugs you are getting, are them in nCubate or in hardware?

I personally get a 100% success rate for the installation on nspire_emu/Ncubate.

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on November 26, 2010, 06:02:40 pm

Actually I wonder if ExtendeD had any luck with Ndless 2.0 lately?

Sorry, not yet.

Quote from: ScoutDavid on November 26, 2010, 06:03:24 pm

Can NCubate emulate Touchpad Keypad, by the way?

Yes, use the /K3 option of nspire_emu/Ncubate.

Quote from: jbaem on November 27, 2010, 08:44:30 am

hy, i just installed ndless, it works fine, thanks!!
but the problem is:
when i am installing, it only works in maybe 1 out of 4 attempts...the other times it just reboots, or i have to reboot manually
my firmware is 1.1.2741

jabem, where do you see this "firmware version"?

Great extendeD.

Quote from: ExtendeD on November 28, 2010, 05:52:42 am

Quote from: jbaem on November 27, 2010, 08:44:30 am

hy, i just installed ndless, it works fine, thanks!!
but the problem is:
when i am installing, it only works in maybe 1 out of 4 attempts...the other times it just reboots, or i have to reboot manually
my firmware is 1.1.2741

jabem, where do you see this "firmware version"?

ok, sorry 4 confusing u. it was just a typo, my firmware is 1.7.2741. and i don't have the touchpad version...  but i had to install ndless a few more times today and it just worked fine. don't know what was wrong yesterday

Well, it was a typo afterall

Well hello everybody.
I've reformatted my Ubuntu to the new release 10.10 to get the new gcc 4.5 (I had bugs with recursive depedency with 10.04)

Thus, I've seen that in the Synaptic manager I could install arm-linux-gnueabi 4.5.

I have to note that I never managed to compile the sample files from Ndless 1.7 dev.
I managed this time to compile hella and hello.
I wanted to take my chance with particles, but now, I get this errors :

levak@levak-i7:/media/JA/TI-Nspire/Ndless-v1.7_svn/release/src/samples/particles$ make
../../bin/nspire-gcc -Os -Wall -W -c main.c
In file included from main.c:22:0:
../../bin/../include/os.h:202:1: warning: inline function ‘printf’ given attribute noinline
../../bin/../include/os.h:203:1: warning: inline function ‘sprintf’ given attribute noinline
../../bin/../include/os.h:237:53: warning: inline function ‘exit’ given attribute noinline
/tmp/ccd8YOWW.s: Assembler messages:
/tmp/ccd8YOWW.s:38: Error: lo register required -- `ldmfd sp!,{r0}'
/tmp/ccd8YOWW.s:44: Error: selected processor does not support Thumb mode `stmfd sp!,{r0}'
make: *** [main.o] Erreur 1
levak@levak-i7:/media/JA/TI-Nspire/Ndless-v1.7_svn/release/src/samples/particles$


any idea ?

Nice ExtendeD!

Levak, we could try to discuss about your errors there if you create a new ticket.

Well, I'm sure there is something wrong with my system, cause particles seems to work with other builders...
I'm just asking if there is something missing.