zStart just bricked my calc after a RAM clear!

I had Run on RAM clears installed, and now I get the title of the RAM clear page when I boot, but no marking for RAM clear, and my calc just shuts off.

TI 84+ SE OS 2.43, btw

I tried delcert and reinstalling the OS, but I just get errors (using silverlink and TiLP)

Any help?

(sorry for Double posting, but I needed to bump this, as this is urgent)

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5180: You know that it is your trusty Ti-8x series calc

Quote from: pimathbrainiac on May 13, 2013, 01:27:47 pm

For the 8-level gray pics: what header should we use if we convert the pics with istudio2?

(for some reason my side-by-side assemblies are bad, and can't run level8)

The header is just "BM" so $42, $4D followed by the picture data. The format is DARK MED LIGHT DARK MED LIGHT etc. where each of those words is a byte. istudio2 might put a dark image, then a medium image, then a light image, so you'll have to correct it if it does that.

IDK What "BM" means, so here's my best guess:

.db $42,$4D

picture data

Is this right? Or do I have it wrong?

For the 8-level gray pics: what header should we use if we convert the pics with istudio2?

(for some reason my side-by-side assemblies are bad, and can't run level8)

Evidently, I exist.
In fact, I KNOW I exist.

Evidently, you exist.
But I don't KNOW that for sure.

Why? Because I think. I think, therefore I am. (no idea where that comes from, but it's catchy)

But I don't know for sure of any existence past my mind. For all I know, I could be perpetually dreaming. You talk to me, but those might just be my own thoughts of what another person might say. Even surprises could be subconscious thoughts. I know I think, but I don't know for a fact that YOU do. I can hook you up to an EEG, but that could just be my brain thinking that you exist. Even if it were possible to share thoughts, I wouldn't know for sure because my brain might be thinking those thoughts. I don't know that you exist at all, but I believe you do, therefore you do in my mind. If you existed and I didn't think that, then you would not exist in my mind, and, as far as I know, you don't exist.

Senses are controlled and processed, ultimately, by the brain. My brain can tell me I'm touching something, but I don't know for sure that it is actually there. This means that I don't know that objects without a human brain exist, either.

Our perception past our own brains might be true, it might be a lie, or it might be a half-truth. Our brains fill in gaps in sensory information with our brains' best guesses. This happens all the time, eg. peripheral vision is mostly our brains' guess at the rest of the picture based on a little information from the edges of our vision. That is why you don't see much movement in your peripheral vision unless everything else in your vision is moving, even if something in your perceived range of vision is moving.

To sum it up: Existence is like quantum mechanics: both true and not true if not known for sure. I know I exist, but I don't know for sure that anything else exists, therefore you both exist and don't exist in my mind, and I both exist and don't exist in your mind (or what I believe is your mind). This is supported by the fact that our brains fill in the gaps of limited sensory information, causing perception.

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