I was wondering if you had any idea on when you might release it? Like, how long? It looks awesome, I can't wait to get my hands into it.

01-01-2000.... Check out his site for a message board with all the answers... http://h4x0r.n3.net

MY guess is that since this is all a hoax...

NEVER....

it is real

HAXOR
HOAX

fun, isn't it ? Oh well, it's a coincidence.

Alright! I had ENOUGH of your BS on what you think of GIDE! So why don't you MAKE a devolopment kit on your own rather than wasting time just blowing off someone else's software?

Boy your connect-85 link sure sucks

Sorry if i offended anyone, but honestly i do like the parallel link better :)

I know my name is spelled wrong, but what am I donna do about it?

will this allow grayscale for hw2 calculators?

I have cooked up some new routines for grayscale on HW 2 right into gooey itself, it still flickers a bit, but less than the HW 2 version of Graphlib and gray4lib :)

couldn't this lead to even stricter restrictions by ti?

if we already hacked this bastard then what the hell can TI do? Plead with us not to program? HAHAHAH I laugh at those TI calculator programming nazis.

Shhhh! I won't tell if you won't!

No offense to anyone, but TI can kiss my hairy white ass.
If they had their way, assembly wouldnt even exist.

Hahaha... TI has nothing to worry about... this is all a hoax!

does Gooey 89 offer any protection against people writing asm programs that write to the flashrom, possibly screwing up their calc? That was the whole point of having TI sign FlashApps.

That's one of gooey's features!

Let me get something straight. Can GIDE sign flashapps? Because if it can then HW 1 people can finally get to the apprx. 340 K only allowed for flash apps which would be extremely helpful.

GIDE can "sign" apps, heh.

I'm just curious how legal is all of this.

probably not very :P

That should read "not at all"
actually, I don't think there are any laws saying we can't make hacked apps, although ti will probably stop supporting calcs that we f up with this.

Or TI will have to completely re-write the next ROM version, or change the actual hardware of the calculator around, or both.
You underestimate them. This is _not_ a long-term solution. Gooey will help all current users but when the next version comes out, hardware /or/ software, I GUARANTEE all of you will be so screwed it'll make your heads spin.
And, in yet ANOTHER fit of irony, everyone will once again return to a89 to bitch about God.

--BlueCalx

technically, they could stop supporting the 89 entirely and just create a new calc with a different processor and cut out the link port...

but that's worst case scenario :P

actually, they could do all of what I said above, or they could even get rid of the link port but keep customers by having the calc use compact flash cards and have us put the cards in compact flash readers/writers instead of using a tigraphlink. That way it would (I would guess) be a lot harder to hack a calculator

Wow, so you have the private 512-bit key? Amazing, seeing as how signing an app consists of encrypting the checksum of the app with that 512-bit key.