Yes, the average success is indeed 1/2 or 2/3 if I disconnect the calculator.

This is what I got after some testing

Calc is a NspireCas Touchpat
OS 2.0.1.60
In 43 trys I get

-10 successes

-20 times the message "This document format not supported. ndless_installer.tns
but particles works fine nevertheless, so I think it's just an error with the message

-4 reboots

-9 frozen clocks
there is always a slim bar at the top, an "average" and a big one in the up half on the screen
and the bar at the bottom is 5 black lines strong, except once where there were only 3


particles works fine (keys are wrong: w=+  q=-)

but neither hello nor hella
both cause a reboot about 2 of 3 times,
else there is then a black screen whit a frozen clock
also there is often no change at all when I try to open them, I have to press several times enter (or menu 4) sometimes

the rest of the nspire works fine with Ndless installed
keys and touchpat make no problems documents open
(but I didn't test much there yet)


Thats it, I hope it helps.

Ok that explains it
But not that they cause a "crash" the first time I "use" them...

Support for OS 1.7 has been re-introduced.
There is now a "ndless_installer" for each OS version, the user must choose the right one. This is required by the size constraints imposed by the hack on which Ndless is based.
Getting to the right solution in the build script was quite difficult because of the multi-staged design of Ndless.

It does work on CAS 1.7 and 2.0.1.

My calc dates from august, so I suppose a Nspire bought in September is NOT going to work

well I add to my post (#78)
that blockdude also works fine, ...until I try to walk around, except esc and doc no keys react.
but as soon I exit they are back to normal

Edit: After I changed the keys in the source, "playing" works so it's only the keymapping


and my screen was once after being off a time "moved" a few cm to the right, off/on fixed that.

I'm trying to add support for OS 1.7 back, but I am buming into a strange problem.

I have defined this function in libndls.h:

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static inline BOOL is_cas_model(void) {
return *(volatile unsigned *)0x900A002C == 0x04000001;
}

This requires that many of the calculator Product ID bits be zero; it will only work on 1 out of 8388608 calculators. Should be

return (*(volatile unsigned *)0x900A002C & 0x04000000) != 0;