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function on.paint(gc)
if title == 0 then
drawHUD()
drawLayer1()
drawPlayer()
drawLayer0()
if pause == 1 then
gc:setFont("sansserif","r",48)
gc:setColorRGB(150,0,0)
gc:drawString("Paused",159,106,"middle")
end
else
drawTitle()
end
timer.start(0.1)
end
drawPlayer

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function drawPlayer()
platform.gc():drawImage(playersprite,originx+((playerx-camerax)*16),originy+((playery-cameray)*16))
end

I see that you are using platform.gc(). This is not recommended, because its not the same as the gc passed to on.paint (it is not yet initialized).
The solution to this is to pass gc as parameter of the function:
function on.paint(gc)
    ...

    drawPlayer(gc)

    ...
end

function drawPlayer(gc)
    gc:drawImage(playersprite,originx+((playerx-camerax)*16),originy+((playery-cameray)*16))
end

What I also see is that when you copy layer0 into level1 and level2, you use this:
for i=1, area do
level1[i] = layer0[num][i] --Function that copies the original level data
level2[i] = layer1[num][i] --to the two layers for gameplay. Possible point
end
I assume layer0[num][ i] is a table? If so, this means that level1[ i] is a reference to it, not a copy.
This way, if something happens to layer0 it will effect level1 and opposite. I don't know if this is intentional, but you need to watch out with these things.

Also, I suggest you too look at the way Levak's sudoku (http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=3550&play=) handles drawing to the screen. It makes having multiple screens (intro, game, menu) a piece of cake. I don't say you have to copy code directly, but it is a huge help in the long term, as it makes your code more clear and easy to handle.

From wikipedia:

Ritchie was best known as the creator of the C programming language and a key developer of the Unix operating system, and as co-author of the definitive book on C, The C Programming Language, commonly referred to as K&R (in reference to the authors Kernighan and Ritchie).
Ritchie's invention of C and his role in the development of Unix alongside Ken Thompson has placed him as an important pioneer of modern computing. The C language is still widely used today in application and operating system development, and its influence is seen in most modern programming languages. Unix has also been influential, establishing concepts and principles that are now well-established precepts of computing.

He died a few days ago, at age 70. We truly have lost a great man

Or Google Chrome/Chromium.

Well, then I think you have a hardware issue, and should bring it back.
Since you have 3 years warranty, I don't think this will be a problem

I have encountered this bug before (I actually need to fix my Lua Console to support utf-8 :p), and the solution is to use TI's added string functions, uchar, ubyte and usub.
They should work just the same as their original counterparts

As for reading memory, its only a few bytes, so not so useful. But nevertheless, quite interesting

He just seems kind of evil when I inevitably compare him to say, Bill Gates, who is now a full-time charity worker.

http://www.savetz.com/ku/ku/apple_donates.html

Maybe Bill Gates has given more away, but then again he is more rich than Steve Jobs (I think).
Apple has also embraced open source long before Microsoft, and accepted Linux (for example).

If I would start a company, and billions of people would tell me what to do, I would ignore them. Its still my company, and the decisions are made by me.

Edit: sorry for the half post before, I have a keyboard controller that got crazy

As much as I would like to help, I cant, as I don't know asm of any kind.
Good luck anyway!

Here is the install log when trying to install on a touchpad (in the emulator):

usblink connected
Sending file: 3632580 bytes left
TI_OS_INSTALL_PRECHECK (5)
TI_OS_INSTALL_PRECHECK_OK (0)
Sending file: 3568065 bytes left
Sending file: 3503550 bytes left
IME: non-ALPHA key pressed
Sending file: 3439035 bytes left
....
Sending file: 19740 bytes left
Send complete
TI_OS_INSTALL_PRECHECK (5)
TI_OS_INSTALL_VERIFYING_IMAGE (10)
IMAGE: verifying file "/tmp/__OSEXT__1"
IMAGE: OS Extension locale mismatch
TI_OS_INSTALL_VERIFYING_RESOURCE (95)
Deleting file [/tmp/__OSEXT__1]
TI_OS_INSTALL_FAILED
  TI_OS_INSTALL_IMAGE_INVALID

As you can see it errors on a locale check. If you check os_ext.img, you can see that there is a new field 823 that contains the string "zh_CN". I guess this means that 3.10 adds locale protection.
Here are all the fields of os_ext.img (from ZiDian.tco):
bauwens@ZeBauwens:~/jim/imgtest$ python parser.py
804 10 OS_EXT   
801 3 70F
801 3 710
80e 2 (0x) 00 01
802 6 3.10.1
825 1 1
823 5 zh_CN
824 6 3.10.0
032 6 (0x) 00 00 00 00 00 00
80f 72 (0x) 2f 0f ab 62 81 ba 38 12 55 6b 52 88 12 d2 f2 82 87 6c dc ff ..
821 4 (0x) 00 47 6f a0
807 3630805 (0x) 50 4b 03 04 0a 00 00 00 00 00 f1 81 f4 3e 00 00 00 00 00 00 ..
029 256 (0x) 84 3a 7d 03 d1 8a c4 c0 bd f8 09 4e a4 63 92 e8 9e bc b2 17 ..

You can also see that there are two 801 fieds (on a normal touchpad image, there is one, with the value 0E, which identifies the product). I wonder what this means.