It's quite patchily organized and very difficult and non-friendly to navigate. You'd think the global megacorporation that is TI can put together something a little better, but hey, you work with what you have.

If you want more in-depth technical documentation, there's always the WikiTI (check URL).

WikiTI is only for the z80 series.

And now this is really BOGUS: if you're logged to education.ti.com, the KB doesn't work *AT ALL*!

I don't think there is anything stopping 68kers form placing info there, Why can't Romain Liévin hardware doc be hosted or rewritten there?

Why should it? What's wrong with SVN? If you want to change something, check it out from svn.tilp.info, make your changes and send the output of svn diff to Romain (or me, I have commit access to the entire repository too, but I'd prefer you go through Romain for hwguide changes).

I didn't say I had a good reason it should, I said there is no reason it couldn't. Really apathy is the only restriction holding back all z80 calcs from having info there.

>> What's wrong with SVN?

It seems needlessly complicated.

The linkguide is also available from ticalc.org, too.

We wouldn't stop anyone, we just don't know jack about the 68k calcs so we can't put anything there ourselves.

Well...the app is written by Oracle. So therefore one must expect to have the app be a huge and unwieldy. :-)