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However if OS 3.0 is like 90 MB large, then that's another story...
That would be cool. Those files won't take too long to decompress I hope, right? That said if Ndless 3.0 CX is ever possible, then it wouldn't be an issue anymore since the new calcs got 100 MB of Flash. However if OS 3.0 is like 90 MB large, then that's another story...
In which page should it go? I guess it might actually attract some users, since in the gaming community there are people who like to play calc games at school.
Quote from: DJ_O on March 02, 2011, 02:54:42 pmThat would be cool. Those files won't take too long to decompress I hope, right? That said if Ndless 3.0 CX is ever possible, then it wouldn't be an issue anymore since the new calcs got 100 MB of Flash. However if OS 3.0 is like 90 MB large, then that's another story...Actually, 100 MB is probably the space that's still free with the OS installed.There's no such thing as a 100 MB flash chip - they come in sizes that are powers of 2, so TI is probably using a 128 MB chip. Let's compare how space might be used up on the normal TI-Nspire vs. the TI-Nspire CX, assuming an OS the size of 2.1.0.631. It comes out pretty close to 100 MB free on the CX:TI-NspireTI-Nspire CXFlash chip size32 MB128 MBSubtract space reserved for BOOT2 and DIAGS (2 MB)30 MB126 MBSubtract filesystem overhead (about 7.3%)27.8 MB116.8 MBSubtract OS files (15.1 MB)12.7 MB101.7 MB
Quote from: DJ_O on March 03, 2011, 12:59:24 amIn which page should it go? I guess it might actually attract some users, since in the gaming community there are people who like to play calc games at school.It could be inserted in the Other and Esoteric section of the source port list, and once it comes out of beta a full article could be written if someone felt like spending the time for it...
note: I would insert a hyperlink to the thread but I have no idea how to.