One question, can VTI handel it? My link port is buggy, and I don't want to take no chances.

-W-

Yes, you can run it with VTI :)

well, if you have, then could you send me a built copy to Theycallmeyams@aol.com (maybe my link). The build process is too heavy for me to deal with.

-W-

The pedrom*.tib files are included in the pack, aren't they?

I tried to use TIB Receiver with vti 89 asm 1.0,1.05.2.03 and all of them displayed the message "out of memory" and then i tried on the vti 92+ asm 1.0 and it displayed the message "error please inform me", and then i have a v200 and it doesnt recieve any non-certified TIB, It seems that i wont be able to try it....=(

put it in vti's main folder. then run vti. right click and select ROM image. choose "## .80 (upgrade)" where ## is 89 or 92.

The TIB Receiver doesn't work on VTI. But, as Konrad Meyer says, VTI will open the TIB directly just fine.

Thanks a lot it worked just fine!!!

i hav 2 questions:
will this be added to the vote?
and
there doesnt appear to be a calc binary in it. how are u sposed to run it?

It wouldn't be fare if we added it to the vote for this year since it has already started, but we won't forget about it next year.

Would it EVER be fare? Last time I heard a fare was a fee of money or something...I'm not sure he could make money off this program when it's available free off of TICalc...(For those of you who don't think I'm joking, I assure you that I am...)

I saw that!!!! You gave me that link. I can't believe that! They got MONEY for that... what a loser. Heh, I could do that.

What the heck are you talking about, he was talking about my use of "fare" instead of "fair."

I know that, but I was talking about the CD that contained all the ticalc.org archives that was on eBay. He said it was legal, but it doesn't sound like it is, to me.

That CD was illegal on many levels. Primarily because many of us claimed LEGAL copyright for our code, which he was selling for a personal profit.

Can you post the link to that auction, or send it privately? I'd like to see it.

Obviously you don't know me too well, I make typing mistakes all the time. Mostly becasue I have developed my own system of the years that I can't seem to break...and yes I know it's supposed to be "fair?" i am after all..not an english major.

Yeah, you would probally have driven yourself crazy by now if you picked that major.

-W-

Hey Michael Vincent: what gives, man? First, you delete an entire thread on how to become a Sony beta tester, without so much as a "something was here" afterwards. Then, when I complained about that, you deleted my complaint in the same manner. Now, you deleted my spelling criticisms. I get the feeling that you don't find anything I have to say to be worthwhile. That attitude really offends me, and I've sent an e-mail to Magnus saying so.

I wholeheartedly agree with Nightrose.

Not only that, but you have deleted EVERY comment I've made where I corrected someone's spelling or grammar. That's ridiculous.

Hey, I've got an idea! Rather than go through and censor me completely, why don't you respond to my questions? That way, you look like less of an ass!

Its not rediculous. Spelling corrections are irrelevant to the progression of a discussion, hense they are deleted. And if that is all you post, then more power to MV!

'hence'.
Perhaps you should read the rest of what I said. I helped people find out how to become beta testers for Sony. This thread was deleted.

Don't be a hypocrite. That comment in itself was irrelevant to the progression of the discussion.

Hmm, maybe ticalc.org should have an off-topic discussion forum...

"it's". "ridiculous".

You're ridiculous.

I spell things correctly and pay attention to grammar, but I don't shove it down people's throats.

Stop.

Rock on.

Since it is not a simple program but an OS, you have to send it to your TI with a compatible OS-sender. To run it with vti just put the file in VTI's folder.

Ummmm, what file?

-W-

ditto...
i think we need a tutorial on how to build the .tib file...
readme s confusing

-jordan

The TIB file is already BUILT. It's in the main folder of the ZIP archive!

Read this:
http://www.ticalc.org/ cgi-bin/news-subcom.cgi? NewsID=99192&p=0
(The comment it sets you up to reply to is a tutorial.)

<agreement>umm... yup... which one?</agreement>
~ignorance is bliss~

okiedoke... now i get it
the file is the .tib file in the main directory (with either 89 or 92 in the title). place this in vti's main directory, and click ROM version. it will pick the .tib up as a 89 or 92+ ROM image and it works. w00t!

And is a compatible OS sender?

Sorry, I meant "And what is a compatible OS sender?"

You actually need both an OS sender and an OS receiver (because it is not signed by TI):
* OS sender: the one coming with AMS 1.05 (you can ask TI for it) is fine. Extract ti89base.exe or ti92base.exe (they are self-extracting ZIPs) and use the EXE that comes out of them.
* OS receiver: TIB Receiver.

WARNING: This WILL overwrite AMS. You'll have to reflash your calculator once more if you want to get AMS (with CAS and all) back.

Reflash? What does that mean? I thought you could just send the IT OS to your calc as you would normally. This is starting to look more and more risky.

-W-

Reflash = resend the operating system. It is the same thing. :-)

Phew, you scared me there Mr. Kofler.

-W-

Why can't you just use TI-Connect??

I quote,

"PEDROM92.TIB is incompatible with the connected device."

-The TI-Connect error dialog box

Because PedroM isn't signed by Ti.