While you're at it, try deleting all the sound and music data too, it will make the file much smaller.

Note, the original purpose of this project was, if i remember well, to load any Doom WAD file.
Which means Doom/Doom2 original levels, but also all custom levels available on the Internet.

We should be very carefull if we start supporting modified WAD files...
Because not everybody will be able (or want) to modify WAD files...

And by testing the program more and more with "light" WAD files, some bugs might progressively appear and prevent to load normal WAD files correctly.

BTW, the AHB frequency can even go up to 150 MHz, but critor noticed that there wasn't much of a speed difference with 75 MHz.

In fact, no speed difference at all with a test of more than 30 secs.

Either AHB=150MHz is totally useless...
Either when you specify AHB=150MHz, the hardware sets AHB=75MHz.


But feel free to make further tests.

I was looking at the pictures in the tibank article, but I noticed "$145" is this how much the cradle will cost? If it is, it's majorly overpriced.

It's much more overpriced than you think...

$145 -> cradle without any sensors (cradle totally useless)
$234 -> cradle + 3 sensors
$835 -> cradle + 9 sensors
$1591 -> cradle + 15 sensors

Each sensor is allmost as expensive as the cradle itself...

I guess that it will be the same as on 84+SEs.

1.5Mb, then ?
With the CAS or with the basic OS?


I would have been nicer to TI:
- let's say 10Mb on the basic TI-Nspire
- and 11.7Mb on the CAS TI-Nspire

Remember there is at least a 1.6Mb size difference between both OSes because of the TI-84+SE ROM.

Even if there was support for Apps, don't expect the SDK to be public.
Only TI & Vernier have it...

I'm currently writing a news for TI-Bank.
The 1st place to look for information is not the TI website but the vernier website.
(TI & Vernier have a long story of data collection, and have often developped the hardware together)

TI-Nspire Lab Station - More Evidence for OS 2.2

The topic title should be corrected.
According to the specifications on the Vernier page, the TI-Nspire™ Lab Cradle will be available in april 2011, and will require OS 3.0 or later.

So it would be logical for OS 3.0 to be released before april 2011. There is no time for a 2.2 OS.
http://www.vernier.com/calc/ti-nspire/cradle.html


Jumping from 2.1 to 3.0 is even more frightening:
* it might reflect major changes in the OS, like the fixes for all bugs used by Ndless/Nleash.
* it might imply a drastic size increase for the OS, which would be dramatic for basic TI-Nspire (free space is allready less than 50% after installing OS 2.1 -> you often need to delete all your documents or use the maintenance menu to remove the OS before being able to install a new OS...)

My hint: do not install OS 3.0. Just test it on goplat's emulator (if it works...) or just wait for my tests. I'll sacrifice one of my 7 TI-Nspire calculators just for you.


Vernier DataQuest™ App...

Did I just read "App"?

Will OS 3.0 finally support applications, or did TI just use the bad word as usual?...

What do you think?

Quote from: yeongJIN_COOL on January 11, 2011, 05:02:55 pm

TI should get a new programming team

It's probably not a team anymore.

 

what happens if you press mode and try to look at the clock? does it crash, or just output garbage?

The clock is frozen with a 1986 date.
Secs aren't increased.

Setting the clock doesn't change anything: you're back in 1986 immediatly.