Added! (Hopefully I know how to add users )

Thanks! I've added a note to the main page (maybe it needs some clarification about how to contact us?), and I'll probably get started on removing the old spam pages this weekend now that there aren't going to be any new pages to remove.

Could it be that Ashbad's game automatically overclocks the calc by default?

Yes. It runs a bit slow on the default speed, so it overclocks the calc automatically and then sets the original speed when the game finishes executing (unless it's already overclocked).

The spam level has become incredibly high, and it's getting pretty hard to keep up. I think we have to disable registrations, even though it makes it much harder for new legit users to join. There simply aren't many other options that could work. Any opinions on this?

Quote from: JosJuice on April 08, 2012, 01:08:44 pm

The descriptions seem to say that images should be used on the emulator, which works just like an fx-CG20 when it comes to images, even in fx-CG10 regions. Of course, they still work on actual fx-CG20s.

Thank you for explaining.
But I do not see the value of working images in the emulator (assuming I am US cg10 owner). I would use emulator probably only to try something before I run it on real calc. There are much more advanced mathematics tools for PC otherwise (I mean using emulator as it is without any cooperation with the calculator)

I agree - it's not very useful. It's too bad that the fx-CG10 has to be this restricted.

I think the usefulness of an image conversion tool would be very small if it isn't released. Being able to use our own images is a very important part of the Prizm, so a publicly released converter would be great - as long as it doesn't hurt anything else, that is. If the creation or release of such a tool would harm the ability to program, it would obviously be the worst thing to happen. However, I do not believe that it will happen. Casio might try to block the ability to use images if we discover a method to create them, but preventing us from writing add-ins doesn't make sense at all. They wouldn't earn anything by doing so, and they probably wouldn't want "revenge" on us for using images. After all, they are a company, and their interest is to make profit. It's not possible to be completely sure about what Casio will think, but I am convinced that the ability to use images wouldn't ban the Prizm from tests. Why not? Because the Nspire series has had the exact same ability for a year, and it's perfectly fine to use those! Even if images weren't allowed, I think actions by the community are too small to have any effect on if the Prizm is allowed. OSLauncher is released, and the non-CAS Nspires are still allowed on tests that don't allow CAS.

Well, the Addin&Storage only resets the storage memory.  The Main Memory only allows CASIO-approved formats, including the .g3p's, to be copied over USB.

.g3p/.g3b files cannot be stored in the main memory, and it would be very impractical anyway because of the size. All data deletion options that delete non-add-in files in storage memory will cause every image to be deleted (unless they're stored inside add-ins, but that's not what this topic is about).

I don't know anything about files in a Prizm but is there a difference between a game and an image in the file ? If yes, maybe the converter could see if it is an image or a game and convert it only if it is a game (seems impossible to me).

No. All images that can be read by the OS are stored in the same way. Even if it was possible, someone could just make a "game" that only consists of an image that would otherwise be forbidden.

I think I received some more technical things by mail.

Let me find them and post them here.

(I'm on my phone right now, that will be in a few minutes sorry ^^)

Since when does TI release technical details?