Man, I love this program. Yippee! This is better than anything I got for Christmas.

Phat. But it won't let me send a file to it (92 version 1.3).

Im having slight problems using my graphlink with it...is it possible to have the emulator load a RAM dump from the calculator?

Wonderful ! GREAT ! This program is the best freeware ever distributed in TI's world! I used it and I've been stupefacted by its features! I think it will be very useful for all a68k programmer! Thanks Rusty !

I want to dump, but I can't find the DUMPRECV.exe file anywhere. It isn't included with the ti89 romdump.zip file and can't be found in the windows archive. I don't want to attemp the built in rom dumper again, because I waited 2 hours only to see "Waiting...". It also doesn't feel honest to use the previously mentioned flash rom method. If someone could direct me to the dumprecv.exe file, I would be eternally grateful.

you say it "doesn't feel honest" to download the ROM from TI's page, but if you actually own a TI-89, there's nothing wrong with it. There is no difference (either legally OR morally) between getting the file from your calculator and getting exactly the same file (literally idendical, byte-for-byte) from the internet.

This may be the wrong place for this question but does anyone know if this runs under Wine. (Windows emulator for Linux)

I doubt it would work for wine, considering it only works for 95 and 98 (and NT5.0). Wine rarely works for Win95 programs (atleast the last time I checked, but there are plenty of exceptions). If you get it working please let me know =)

brad

It alse works with WinNT 4.0 (at least on my machine)

Well, it at least *starts* under wine, but it can't find any rom dumps. (It works just fine under windows).

If anyone finds a workaround - tell me!

brad - same email as above

I got it to work. All you have to do is run: wine progman, and then go to File -> Run and start it. The only problem is the keyboard layout doen't work - that is [Left arrow key]=2, [Up]=4, [Right]=6 and [Down]=8. But since the source is available, someone could port it to Linux =).

Do you have to use a graphlink cable to send files and programs to the emulator or what?

Seems to me.

No, just press F10 on your 'puter and select the file you want to send..gawd, does nobody read instructions anymore?

Well normally I do, but this time I didn't even look. (no excuse, but yeah, no one ever reads instructions these days...it's not like NOTEPAD has a god-forsaken splash screen)

Ok, so i got the rom off my calculator, but how do i run programs. I cant seem to figure out how to run a program that i have downloaded off the net. I have some basic programs and some assembly programs, all in my virtual ti-89/92 directory, how do i run them from the emulator?

When you fire up the emulator, press F10. It brings up an open file dialog. From there, you can select any *.89* file to load onto the virtual calculator.

Yeah, the same thing is happening to me too! I load the files on to the emulator and try to run them, and when I press enter, it just says "done"
Please help!

Library compatibility problems. Check the comments list for Doors OS v0.95.

Thanks.

The same way you normally do.