yes it is especially with things like tiboy and chips all of a sudden you don't have a working game cause you deleted an app ;.;

w00 thank you critor!

Hey there...

Nice forums =]
Also, thx a lot critor for having released such a useful pack for the community.

My post is mainly about the strange "counter" calcdude84se is referring to on page 2.
If i include both the infos from his post and from my personnal tests, we can say that :
- It is automatically displayed on the homescreen during every usb transfer (like calcdude, no other cable type to test further).
- It is not automatically erased when transfer is complete but [CLEAR] does the job well (no residual effects).
- It is (at least) present after having transfered patched os 2.30 & 2.43.
- The displayed value seems to be incremented each time a predefined data quantity is transfered.

I'm kinda curious about it.
Any idea ?

P.S. : Does anyone has a link to get the original "for glitch" patch ?

Actually he can't PM him yet since he doesn't have 5 posts (spam protection), so critor would probably have to check this topic. Otherwise I don't know.

Welcome on the forums by the way.

Thx for the numerical peanuts Ashbad =]

I'm gonna help to identify in which patch the responsible code is included.
By chance, most of the original patchs are compatible with 2.43 so i'll apply them separately and test some transfers.
For now, i can logically say that it's one of those : version/basic/flash/addr/defrag.

After having identified the patch, i'll test it on the other compatible oses to know if it's the result of some kind of incompatibility or not.

About the "for glitch" fix, there is no way i can find the appropriate file in brandon's "calcstuff" directory.
Dunno if it was removed but otherwise, i'm interested if anyone knows the exact file name...

Oh, didn't even know the existence of the [edit by ztrumpet to remove link] directory =S
Thx to ya critor =]
Strangely, ti-connect enters an infinite loop when i try to send it to my calc ([Ctrl]+[Alt]+[Del] required).
It's probably because the original 2.41 os is 710374 bytes long and brandon's patched one is only 710315, dunno.

Anyway, here are my tests results :

The "counter" is there too in the polypatched os 2.40 & 2.41.

Sended the following original patchs to a 2.43 clean os : version/flash/addr/defrag.
They seem to cohabitate well and the "counter" is not there at all.
So we can say those are not directly responsible for the "counter"'s presence.

Like i said, i wasn't able to test the "for glitch" original patch but it's the last one to test so there's a great chance it may be implicated.

With what we know, we can now say that the cause of this strange display is either :
- The "for glitch" fix itself, which would mean that brandon did something wrong (because the glitch itself has nothing to do with usb transfers).
- An incompatibility between the "for glitch" fix and one or more of the following fixes : version/flash/addr/defrag (maybe a part of the os modified by more than one fix).
- An error made by crit while compiling the patchs (maybe a part of the os modified but not initially meant to be patched).

I can fully understand why the link's been removed and if there's someone to be sorry, that's me and nobody else =S
Starting from now, i'll think twice before posting such data.
I promise =]