No, no
But I wouldn't like it to be completely viewable to the outside world (especially from TI's people) with what's going to happen soon-ish between them and  me+other people...

the other videos I posted about hacking the memory and the TI.Image format, I just made them private for now (just as a precaution), but this one is ok.

(can't tell more )

Not at all, don't worry !
and I can still do whatever I want (as in h*cking stuff ... ) for the community

Quote from: calc84maniac on May 28, 2011, 11:38:46 pm

By the way, iirc the second image is not an actual screenshot of the glitch, just an idea of what it looks like.

Yeah I know. He sadly did not have a camera when the glitch happened. It was a rare bug.

the glitch isn't that rare, its just that it lasts for about 1-3 secs, I think i may have something to do with updating the screen?

Ah phew... at least I'm glad you're not going to contribute to further OS 2.71MP protections.

And here we go again.  People at the google nspire site are having trouble updateing their os to the latest one.  Ref: http://groups.google.com/group/tinspire/browse_thread/thread/73244e7d5467b928?pli=1
Is it just me or is it impossible for ti to do anything without f-ing it up?

Quote from: yunhua98 on May 29, 2011, 05:57:20 pm

Quote from: DJ_O on May 28, 2011, 11:40:18 pm

Quote from: calc84maniac on May 28, 2011, 11:38:46 pm

By the way, iirc the second image is not an actual screenshot of the glitch, just an idea of what it looks like.

Yeah I know. He sadly did not have a camera when the glitch happened. It was a rare bug.

the glitch isn't that rare, its just that it lasts for about 1-3 secs, I think i may have something to do with updating the screen?

Hmm, it goes away after a few seconds? Sounds like it could definitely be a data cache issue as I thought. After more code is run, which will be a small amount since not much is happening, different data will fill the cache and the graphics data will be dumped into the actual memory and be displayed by the driver.

Could the screen updates itself by chunks, but sometimes fails to update some parts due to sending data to the LCD memory too fast?

Quote from: DJ_O on May 29, 2011, 01:58:41 pm

Ah phew... at least I'm glad you're not going to contribute to further OS 2.71MP protections.

And here we go again.  People at the google nspire site are having trouble updateing their os to the latest one.  Ref: http://groups.google.com/group/tinspire/browse_thread/thread/73244e7d5467b928?pli=1
Is it just me or is it impossible for ti to do anything without f-ing it up?

X.x

Hmm strange.