Sortie/Release Ndless 4.4 !

[jaroslavN]

does nclock work properly this time because on 4.2 there was no mini clock thing.

[lenny00]

Ah, merci beaucoup !

En fait, j'avais nommé le dossier "ndless 4.4", voilà pourquoi ça marchait pas !

Merci de ton aide, je vais mieux maintenant

[Hamza.S]

de rien

[Wistaro]

Excellente nouvelle ! Bravo à toute l'équipe de Ndless

Donc si je comprend bien, pour ma Nspire CX CAS de révision P-0513J, je peux sans problème :

• Installer l'OS 4.4
• Installer Ndless 4.4
• Installer Nsonic 2MS
• Installer ControlX

?

[critor]

does nclock work properly this time because on 4.2 there was no mini clock thing.

nClock had been updated for OS 4.0.3, and its behaviour was quite bad with the mini-clock disappearing from time to time or not being refreshed. It meant TI changed things in the OS layout refresh functions, and that the chosen mini-clock code inject location wasn't appropriate anymore.

I think I still have a 4.2 version with the same problems, so in the end I didn't update it, thus no mini-clock on 4.2.

Nobody has been working on a 4.4 nClock update yet, so no mini-clock on 4.4.
I suppose 4.4 still has the same problems.
So for the mini-clock to be back, we'll have to wait for someone skilled enough to find a new mini-clock code inject location for OS 4.0.3/4.2/4.4.

[critor]

Excellente nouvelle ! Bravo à toute l'équipe de Ndless

Donc si je comprend bien, pour ma Nspire CX CAS de révision P-0513J, je peux sans problème :

• Installer l'OS 4.4
• Installer Ndless 4.4
• Installer Nsonic 2MS
• Installer ControlX

?

Même si cela n'a pas de conséquences dramatiques (aucune perte définitive de fonctionnalités sur la machine), je le ferais dans un ordre différent si tu pars d'un Ndless 4.0.3/4.2 :

1. Mettre à jour Nsonic 2MS
2. Mettre à jour ControlX
3. Mettre à jour Ndless
4. Installer l'OS 4.4

[Wistaro]

Ok, je vais faire ça. Merci.

[jaroslavN]

does nclock work properly this time because on 4.2 there was no mini clock thing.

nClock had been updated for OS 4.0.3, and its behaviour was quite bad with the mini-clock disappearing from time to time or not being refreshed. It meant TI changed things in the OS layout refresh functions, and that the chosen mini-clock code inject location wasn't appropriate anymore.

I think I still have a 4.2 version with the same problems, so in the end I didn't update it, thus no mini-clock on 4.2.

Nobody has been working on a 4.4 nClock update yet, so no mini-clock on 4.4.
I suppose 4.4 still has the same problems.
So for the mini-clock to be back, we'll have to wait for someone skilled enough to find a new mini-clock code inject location for OS 4.0.3/4.2/4.4.

ok, thanks for the info. and if I update can I easily downgrade or install a CAS-os on my calc like it says here : viewtopic.php?t=18920&p=212164#p212164

[critor]

ok, thanks for the info. and if I update can I easily downgrade or install a CAS-os on my calc like it says here : viewtopic.php?t=18920&p=212164#p212164

You'll be able to downgrade.
You'll also be able to run a CAS OS up to 3.6 on non-CAS calculators, but *not easily*.
To run a CAS OS, you'll need to decrypt its image some way, insert the ControlX header with updated version, type and size fields (you can copy the one from the Splash and/or DummyOS images, check what's different between both and then update it), and then flash it in your ExtnD partition.

If you can't decrypt OS images, the only other way to launch them is through the Boot2 (which has the decryption code).
And of course, Boot2 is going to check if the OS type (CAS/non-CAS) matches your hardware.
Someone, years ago, did release a patch disabling all/most checks in Boot2 1.4.1571, naming it Boot2 1.4.9999.
I've checked very quickly, but Boot2 4.0.3 code is very different, so I couldn't adapt the patch at all.

[randlog]

Déjà ???????? C'est carrément génial ça c'est où pour embrasser l'équipe Ndless ?