I have updated ndless and all the Linux files on my calculator and the file system on the flash drive, but when it boots it comes up with a lot of errors (see attachment below, the errors have always said the same thing). The USB files are at sda (not sda1) because the read light came on with the sda command and not the sda1 version. Don't know what to do now... Correction, now the light isn't coming on at all... Under what conditions does that bug occur with the OTG cable where it isn't recognised?

Do you plug in the USB after the 10 seconds text, or does it matter?
Really hope I can get this to work, because Linux on a calculator is just plain cool!

Linux virtual machine:
Downloaded the largest filesystem image
Pluged in USB flash drive
Formatted to ext2 filesystem with the name nSpireDisk
Mounted to /media/nSpireDisk
In a terminal ran: tar -xvf [image filename] -C /media/nSpireDisk

On which device?

Oh, the read light is working again.

 So I open my linux loader and run this.
kernel linux/zImage.tns
initrd linux/initrd.tns
cmdline root=/dev/ram
boot
it runs a bunch of code and freezes at r4:00000000 r3:00000000
what do I do? thx in advance to anyone that helps
Sorry... I'm totally a n00b at this...

Quote from: Vsod99 on February 15, 2013, 08:01:32 pm

So I open my linux loader and run this.
kernel linux/zImage.tns
initrd linux/initrd.tns
cmdline root=/dev/ram
boot
it runs a bunch of code and freezes at r4:00000000 r3:00000000
what do I do? thx in advance to anyone that helps
Sorry... I'm totally a n00b at this...

What if you add a rdsize 0x4000 before the boot?

let me try.... do I run them as 2 seperate commands or all in one? for example rdsize 0x4000 (enter) boot or rdsize 0x4000 boot (enter)?

never mind, now it says hi, wtf are you doing with me? nanocx login: what do i do lol

Huh?

Quote from: Vsod99 on February 15, 2013, 08:15:28 pm

never mind, now it says hi, wtf are you doing with me? nanocx login: what do i do lol

Huh?

umm lol thats what the calc says ill try to get a screen