Quote from: ScoutDavid on December 23, 2010, 06:56:20 am

I couldn't use that build in a touchpad (if that's the same one I used, since the version name is the same)

It isn't. Your problem was a wrong OS version if I remember.

Nopes, I installed the correct OS: 2.1.60, but it still didn't work

I meant OS 2.0.1.60 is my OS and it doesn't work.

We should note that if OS 2.x detects a touchpad when it boots, it does some communication with it over the I²C interface, and henceforth it ignores the keypad bits that should correspond to the arrow keys, and uses the I²C to read actual x/y values instead. Maybe that initial communication switches it from "arrow keys mode" to "x/y mode" or something.

If you boot up with a clickpad, run a program like BlockDude, and switch to the touchpad, do the "arrow keys" respond then?

apcalc: Does this mean your touchpad is working again? Good to see the problem wasn't permanent.

Yes, resending the OS fixed this problem!

I have been testing this a bit more today.  Everything works fine with the clickpad, but I still don't have the arrow keys working on the touchpad (I tried it with directly starting the program from the touchpad, and by starting with the clickpad, then putting in the touchpad).  Also, as said earlier, the screen does shift about 10/15 pixels left (I had it go right once, too) after running the particles demo.  I did not have this happen when running other Ndless programs.

For me, arrow keys work in OS, but not in block dude.  Also, particles doesn't always shift the screen.  For some reason, after I installed OS, then connected to USB, then opened block dude, then exited and opened particle demo_beta 1.7, I see no shift when I run any of the particle demos.

I should have stated that also:  The only spot were the arrow keys didn't work is in an Ndless program.  They worked fine in the OS, unlike before resending the OS.

Quote from: codeslicer on December 23, 2010, 03:33:59 pm

I have the Nspire Touchpad CAS.  I downloaded the binaries on page 7; the installer worked, as did the particle demo, so nice job!  However, after I exit the particle demo, the left ~10 pixels are shifted to the right of the screen for some reason.  Additionally, gbd4nspire 0.8 initiates with a black screen, then the calc crashes.  Calc also crashes when the "hello" example are run, while "hella" does nothing.  The tests don't work (I'm using the USB, not RS232, adaptor).

Not sure how useful the above is (probably not), but if anyone wants me to test software on my calc I should be able to.

Are you using the updated version of gbc4nspire that is for Ndless 1.7 and up?

I think this is an issue with one of the syscall addresses like earlier.  If it shows the completely black screen, I think it is starting successfully, but it crashes when it goes to look for the .rom files.  This is exactly what happened to me in previous versions of Ndless 2.0, but after the address was fixed, it now works fine!

As a suggestion to staff, links to OS 2.0.1 should probably be added to the first post, in case some people miss the other topic outside the Ndless sub-forum.

TI-Nspire 2.0.1.60
TI-Nspire CAS 2.0.1.60

(I have CAS Touchpad) The OS works fine - no keys are scrambled.  Touchpad doesn't work in asm programs, idk about keys.

Anyways, I did some more tests: (apps from ticalc)

ncaster/floorcaster 0.3 - app runs, but nothing on screen changes (it's like a transparent app or something)
ncaster 0.2.2 - crash
nespire - works (arrow keys don't, of course)! But yeah, here some keys are scrambled: Pause is not 'p' but actually 'EE'.  Reverse colors is not 'r' but 'o'. And quit is not 'q' but 'n'.
snake - crashes (prob. not ndless 1.7)
ChipsChallenge alpha1 - crash

I'm guessing different addresses/layout need to be found for CAS Touchpad.