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zStart set my contrast level automatically to the max, and I can't figure out how to reduce the number ;_; help?
Actually, there's one thing CalcUtil does that zStart doesn't: allow log() to be used with arbitrary bases. I know MathPrint OSes have a logbase() function, but 2.53 was sooo buggy for me last I tried it.
That didn't work, my archive is still gone oh well.
Eeems, what settings did you change? That might help explain what happened, because it sounds to me like it crashed either when it was making the changes, or it made bad changes.I just set my contrast, lcd delay, changed the program settings to work with certain stuff, installed the on ramclear part etc.
I'll try to see if that one works
Quote from: Eeems on July 25, 2011, 05:10:46 pmThat didn't work, my archive is still gone oh well.I'm sorry to hear that, I don't know what could have happened. DrDnar's Archutil would definitely be useful to you since I would guess your programs aren't even deleted in the real flash.Quote Eeems, what settings did you change? That might help explain what happened, because it sounds to me like it crashed either when it was making the changes, or it made bad changes.I just set my contrast, lcd delay, changed the program settings to work with certain stuff, installed the on ramclear part etc.Yep, it was the run on ram clear, that's fixed now though.QuoteI'll try to see if that one works The new one should work, just make sure you delete the appVar.I really have to thank you guys for putting up with this. There are just some glitches that through all of my testing, I just can't cause, that's why I need people like you to find the flaws.
Does your calculator have the full 128 K of RAM? It's a long shot, but what if MathPrint actually requires the host calculator to only have 48 K of RAM? Some people have reported that MathPrint works fine for them.
Quote from: FinaleTI on July 25, 2011, 04:32:40 pmActually, there's one thing CalcUtil does that zStart doesn't: allow log() to be used with arbitrary bases. I know MathPrint OSes have a logbase() function, but 2.53 was sooo buggy for me last I tried it.Does your calculator have the full 128 K of RAM? It's a long shot, but what if MathPrint actually requires the host calculator to only have 48 K of RAM? Some people have reported that MathPrint works fine for them.
One way to check that would be to look at the disassembled v2.53/v2.55 TI-OS and see if multiple values $82 and over are ever output to port 6 or 7. If only WabbitEmu could be configured to watch port outputs...
zStart and Omnicalc's Fast Apps won't play nice together.
Also, does anyone have any final requests/glitches, I want to get a version to ticalc.org soon. My most recent version slightly changes the OS mod because I found out that when you hold clear, it doesn't set the app privileges, which means I need to abort while I'm still in the OS. The most recent version also allows you to have a program run every time zStart runs, allowing for major customization.