It doesn't say done, it says ERR:UNDEFINED.
Another thing.  Every time it does that, about 2K of RAM disappears.

OS is definitely corrupted.  Just tried graphing Y=2 and it just showed the run indicator on top.  For minutes on end.


I'll probably be able to send stuff (MSD8X works) I'm just trying to think of a simple and practical way to do it.

Put the latest file on the PC if you can and then reinstall OS

Thanks, I'm installing TiLP now.
If I can't use the built-in backup feature, I'll just copy all of the files.

I got the files on the comp, I just wasn't able to get to sending the OS yet.This might mean a delay in development for a short while...
 

up to 60 minutes, then available 5-minute extensions for another half-hour if nobody reserves the computer.  If someone reserves it, you can't extend your session any more and it times out.
Anyone with a card can reserve...
Personally I call it "The Library Game", because it's never the same...it gets interesting too

I got the files on the comp, I just wasn't able to get to sending the OS yet.

* Darl181 glances at the library's timed sessions

This might mean a delay in development for a short while...
 

I don't understand this... Like 20 of people in Omnimaga program and go the Internet in school computers???

I hate them and I almost never go there, even though they're good computers... We have no time limit whatsoever, no pages blocked whatsoever, no parent control whatsoever, and I still don't use them

It's because a lot of Omni users got restrictive patents that won't allow them to go on any website related to games. In USA it got 10x worse in the past 3 years. Back in the Omnimaga Invisionfree days, I don't recall that many people on calc forums having parent filter problems.

In portugal, no parents do that #Blocking children's websites.

But it's all because of advertisement, right? TV Ads "PROTECT YOUR SON NOW!!!! 20$!"

Finally, able to fix the blasted OS. 
Provided i don't run into any more calc and/or TiLP problems, progress will continue.

Well, it depends on what the problem is that corrupted my OS.  It only got really bad after I put in the appvar, but it may just be a coincidence.  After all, TWHG is a lot more complex external-variable-wise and I didn't get these problems.  My guess is it tried to store a zero and it became 65535 (like what happens to pause) and the second byte overflowed into just the wrong spot in the OS.