Re: 256 kB and TI-92 Assembler?
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Re: 256 kB and TI-92 Assembler?
I also have ver 1.11. I got fargo to work with no problems. What you do is
unzip
the fargob13.zip, go to the bin directory and run link.exe push b to get a
backup.
quit the program and type this
set fargo=c:\fargo (or whereever your fargo dir is at)
set path=%path%;%fargo%\bin
Then type this
putfargo (whatever name you used for your backup)
Then run link.exe again and push u to send the backup to your calc. Go back to
the
dos prompt and run sendfarg. This will put the fargo libs on your calc. This is
how
I got it to work on mine. If you have some questions, let me know.
Arno Kizina wrote:
> HI, I'm new here and new to TI-graphing calculators (but not to computers).
> After having a brief view over the manual and trying some examples I think
> that I did a good choice in changing from HP's 48 GX to TI, but some thing
was
> missing: an assembler( I own an old Atari ST and liked programming in machine
> code on that machine more than coding on my x86). Can anybody out there
explain
> how to get Fargo (I tried Version 0.1.13) working on a TI-92, ROM 1.11 from
> 04/11/96 with 256 kBytes of RAM? It only produced an adress-error.
> I think, my RAM is the problem, it's too much for the procedure explained in
> the Fargo-manual.
> Many thanks
>
> My address:
> Arno.Kizina@t-online.de
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