I wanted to take my chance with particles, but now, I get this errors :

I unfortunately don' t have any clue at the moment, I am keeping this aside as a ticket.

All I am expecting now is Ndless 2.0!!!! Touchpad-working!

Then, you might consider a small donation to the Ndless team ?

Oh boy Extended this is >9000 in awesomeness. Final release FTW.
BTW,I tried the current beta of ndless, got it to work on 2nd try

I had to add the following line in the os.h file in order to be able to use the int chdir(char*) function:

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_SYSCALL1(int, chdir, char*)
Now I'm able to browse through the whole Nspire filesystem, even the hidden part!



If you need such a browsing interface for your Ndless programs, you may reuse/adapt my code:
http://ti.bank.free.fr/index.php?mod=archives&ac=voir&id=2001

Btw this is awesome, is it possible to modify files there?

Ndless combines a resident program and utilities to open the TI-Nspire to third-party C and assembly development.

Ndless 1.7 is the latest stable release compatible with OS 1.7. This version is currently not compatible with the TI-Nspire Touchpad.
This topic is dedicated to discussions about this version.

Possible enhancements and known issues are available on the tracker.

You may browse the Development resources on Hackspire to start your own programs.

To build and hack into Ndless 1.7, follow src/doc/Ndess-Development.txt.

Ndless v1.1.1 is still available but support is dicontinued.

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Issues to be confirmed:

If you happen to come across one of them, please report it.

• (apcalc) Installation lost when turning the TI-Nspire on:
  Even though the calculator was not reset.  Reinstalling Ndless fixes this.
  
  
• (critor) Reboot when turning the TI-Nspire on:
  'particles' was run before turning it off.
  
  

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Your help is needed:

- Post any bug report, source-level if possible
- Help us to extend the list of supported syscalls
- Any details, diagnostic or patch which would help fixing the defects identified is extremely valuable

Awesome to see Ndless 1.7 out! Ndless 1.0 was probably one of the best achievement in the TI community in the last decade and now 1.7 makes it even greater! I'M glad you finally got able to solve all issues to make it compatible with OS 1.7. Let's hope TI keeps a copy of 1.7 on their server for another while. As for 2.0 it will be awesome when it's out, but still, awesome work on 1.0 and 1.7. 

Quote from: critor on December 02, 2010, 08:24:37 am

I had to add the following line in the os.h file in order to be able to use the int chdir(char*) function:

Code: [Select]

_SYSCALL1(int, chdir, char*)
Now I'm able to browse through the whole Nspire filesystem, even the hidden part!



If you need such a browsing interface for your Ndless programs, you may reuse/adapt my code:
http://ti.bank.free.fr/index.php?mod=archives&ac=voir&id=2001

Btw this is awesome, is it possible to modify files there?

If you insert the wanted modifying actions in the source code,yes it is possible.
You just need to fopen/fseek/fread/fwrite/fclose.

I see, thanks for the info. I assume there are things we must NOT modify, though, that could harm the calculator permanently if we do, right?

Probably not permanently, as the boot2 is not accessible through the file system.
So in the worst case, you'll still have the maintenance menu.

Oh, right, that's good, then, in some ways. On a 83+ when writing to Flash it's possible to accidentally delete the whole certificate and if you lose your OS then that's pretty bad. I think BrandonW has a tool to unbrick your calc if this happens, but I'm not sure if it requires an actual OS to be installed.

Oh, right, that's good, then, in some ways. On a 83+ when writing to Flash it's possible to accidentally delete the whole certificate and if you lose your OS then that's pretty bad. I think BrandonW has a tool to unbrick your calc if this happens, but I'm not sure if it requires an actual OS to be installed.

If I recall correctly, BrandonWs program exploits a glitch in the boot code to execute code from another calculator. This requires that the boot pages are present. To restore the calculator in a more normal way (resend the OS from TI-Connect), both the certificate and the boot pages have to be present.