MaxCoderz

Well that was most unexpected. hawkeye:~ ajanata$ cat /Applications/Darwine/WineHelper.app/Contents/Resources/pti.conf 0: 1:ti83p_112.rom <snip> Wonder why it put it there. Edit: OK, put 1.12 in slot 0 and the debugger is happy. But it still doesn't like the 1.16 or 1.19 roms... (Tried sending them ...

Yeah, I'm saying I have no idea where the config file is getting put. It's not in the current directory, it's not in anything obvious in ~/.wine/drive_c, but it has to be there somewhere! Edit: It most certainly isn't anywhere in ~... hawkeye:~ ajanata$ find . -iname pti* ./Development/Calculator/Ca...

Curious. It's re-loading the ROM back into slot 1... I can't seem to find where its config file got stuck. It's saying unknown file type when I try to send a copy of the ROM to slot 0, or either of my other 83+ ROMs...

Aha! I hadn't thought of that. Works. Now... The F-keys pose a problem. F9-F12 are the Exposé keys. I suppose a workaround is to change the hotkeys for Exposé into command-f-keys. And I guess it's a moot point since the debugger window doesn't have anything useful. I'm jusing seeing the outlin...

Bump -- unusable in Darwine on OS X. Can't drop a ROM image onto the window... I get the "No." cursor. Don't know if it's Finder, or Darwine, or X11 to blame. Could you possibly add a commandline parameter to load a given ROM file? Then hopefully it'll work right, and there will be a decen...

Cool. Any possiblity of perhaps IrDA support? :) If the protocol is doable, it shouldn't be all that hard to be able to receive files via OBEX exchanges ... and if the file is a .8x? (? != {k, u}), decode it and store it away.... That'd be _really_ slick. Possibly even send files back to a computer,...

anykey wrote:You seriously expect us to read that?!
I think I'll pass.

It's a very good read. I highly recommend it. I read it a couple weeks ago.

I got the first one in about 3 minutes. I'm not bothering to continue, I only did that because they were complaining about it in #tcpa. XD

The Detached Solutions apps are specifically written to work with each other. Omnicalc checks for MirageOS and Symbolic, and if either (or both) are installed it passes the appropriate key presses to the appropriate routines in them. If you want true universal chaing, look at my ShortCut app (which ...

$0.50 for the subscription ... and $0.79 (or whatever) for the paypal fee. Not going to work.

FOAD.

Arcane WIzard wrote:Ie hell freezes over.

Apparantly you do not know about the unincorporated community of Hell, Michigan, USA. I'd be willing to bet good money that Hell has frozen over at least once already this year.

Well, fail-safe mode is supposed to load the fewest drivers possible to boot the system. It isn't designed for constant use like you are attempting to put it through.

I must agree with arcane on the cnet and inquirer count.

US ISPs generally don't have a data transfer/mo. limit, just a speed/unit time (aka kbps) limit, so that second point is moot.

Local phone calls are "free" over here: there are no per-minute charges, so it's just the ISP fee (which is in most cases cheaper for dialup than broadband).