[A89] Re: VTI Problem

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Subject: [A89] Re: VTI Problem
From: "John David Ratliff" <jdratlif@indiana.edu>
Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2001 15:50:27 -0500
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You shouldn't need to "add" the rom image. Just put the .89u file in the
same directory VTI starts up in. It will find it.

You do have VTI 2.5 beta 5, right?

John David Ratliff
jdratlif@cs.indiana.edu

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John David Ratliff wrote:

"Well, I'm not sure why it's having transmission problems, but you don't
need
a real ROM image to run VTI, you can get the update files from TI's download
site and use the .89u file. They will mail you older files for AMS's other
than 2.05, if you ask them, but they don't provide them on the site.
"I forget where the link it, but just go to the education.ti.com page and
search for TI-89 and AMS, or something with Flash software and you should be
able to find it. The .89u file will function as the ROM image."

I downloaded the .89u file last night ("ti89base.89u", 1.14 MB). When I
click
"Add" to "make an existing ROM image available to Virtual TI," the program
recognizes it as a ROM image, but selecting it doesn't bring it to the
screen. In other words, the display that lists "ROMs currently installed" is
blank before and after I "add" it. I tried using vti68k, to the same lack of
success. Any other ideas, perchance?

Erhan J Kartaltepe
non serviam

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[A89] Re: VTI Problem

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