Activity for TILP - TI Linking Program
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Lionel Debroux posted a comment on discussion tilp-users
Hello. Most RS232 DB9 to USB adapters simply don't support the kind of low-level access to wire state which TI's special protocol used by the official BlackLink / unofficial "$4 cable" equivalent requires. On even remotely modern computers, the usual, sound advice is to just use a SilverLink (TI-GraphLink USB) for communication with older TI calculator models through the proprietary 2.5mm stereo jack plug using the DBUS protocol :)
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Michal Venta posted a comment on discussion tilp-users
hello, does anyone know how to get to work TiLP on windows 11 and TI-85? All the time getting error message that cable hasn't been open before and dhahelper not installed . Using black serial cable and serial to USB adapter. Thanks for any advice.
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Hello. Given that: * the install script listed at https://sourceforge.net/projects/tilp/ , namely https://github.com/debrouxl/tilp_and_gfm/blob/master/tilp/trunk/build/scripts/install_tilp.sh , has used the Git repositories since 2013; * even the time-frozen version from http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tilp/download/install_tilp.sh does not use the SVN repositories anymore. ... where did you find a version of the install script which still relies on the SVN repositories which disappeared in 2013 ? I'll...
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Tobias Kastler created ticket #237
SVN Support Gone, Install Script Dead
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libti*, gfm and tilp only deal with transferring data to/from TI graphing calculators (and in the development version, some pieces of lab equipment related to such calculators). Detokenization, edition and tokenization of programs are performed by other programs; TI's official GraphLink software from at least 20 years ago targeting contemporary versions of Windows comes to my mind, but off the top of my head, I'm not sure which newer pieces of software might support the aforementioned operations...
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Eelis Takala posted a comment on discussion tilp-users
Just wanted to thank for this thread. I was able to get my important programs from my TI85 calculator to PC (Ubuntu 22.04). I didn't realize that one needs to select the files and set to be transmitted on calculatir side and click TILP to receive them. another question: can one transform the program files into readable listings? thanks for the great software!
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Use 2nd + LINK, then: * F1 to set the calculator in send mode and select what you want to send from the calculator for TILP to receive; * F2 to set the calculator in receive mode before sending from TILP.
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Abdul-Fatah Sawan posted a comment on discussion tilp-users
Thanks for the replay... to capture the screen from the calculator (refering to my previus photo) I just double screen -> refresh capture. How to put the calculator in a mode where it could send and recieve? ps: I'm using USB- to serial converter cable, and the TI cable the gray link.
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It's a good thing that screenshots work, it means that your Windows computer is correctly configured :) Unlike newer models, the 85 and 82 do not support so-called silent linking mode for variable / backup transfer: on the calculator side, they need to be manually put into send / receive mode. So, is it what you're doing when attempting to communicate with TILP ? I'm asking because I've already seen other persons unaware that the 85 & 82 only support non-silent linking mode for transferring non-screenshot...
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Hello, trying to connect to ti-85 from win11, I can get screen capture.. but can not send, receive, backup and restore when try to communicate, I get the following message: Msg: timeout occured while reading from the device. Cause: check that link cable is plugged and/or the calculator is ready.
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Daniel Richter posted a comment on ticket #236
Thanks for the the detailed and fast answer! I'll try it out.
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Thanks for the detailed report, better than many other ones :) libti* and tilp do not support the CX II series, whose models speak a different protocol - technically, a variant of the NavNet protocol used by the earlier Nspire series, wrapped into the TI-Navigator protocol which uses UDP checksums. That new protocol is dubbed "NNSE". I started working towards NNSE support in libti*, at goal, and published the patches, but it was a while ago, and I'm still (infrequently) working on patches located...
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Ti-Nspire II-T, no device found
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TrainRider Railfan created ticket #235
Empty Files Off TI-89
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Oliver Wendt created ticket #234
restoring ram only from group deletes archive
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Xavier ANDREANI posted a comment on ticket #230
When installing GTK+ runtime on Windows, you need to check the "install compatibility dll" option when prompted to get the right iconv.dll file. It's now unchecked by default.
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connor teeter posted a comment on ticket #233
I think i have figured out the problel... i need to buy an a to mini b cable. Does that make sense as being the solution?
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ti inspire, no device found
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Hello, Well, I'm not sure what happens in the case you describe: it's been years since I started always recommending users to uninstall the distro packages before attempting to build libti*/gfm/tilp, TIEmu (if that's still possible on modern distros...) or TilEm, in order to avoid potential interference between the distro packages and the headers + binaries being built and installed :) Which calculator and cable are you using ? FWIW, starting from the next release - when I produce it - packages for...
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charmingbear posted a comment on discussion tilp-devel
Hello, I'm on Ubuntu 18.04 (Studio version). My question is: when I install TILP to another PREFIX than default /usr, (I plan to user /usr/local), the libs are installed to /usr/local/lib, as far as I see. Can I then install for instance Tilem or tiemu from Ubuntu-repo and they will use the libs from the repo , while Tilp will use the selfcompiled libs in /usr/local/lib ? The reason for to do so is, that Tilp from Ubuntu-repos is a bit buggy (chrashes while backing up Calculaters content) and lacks...
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Zachary S posted a comment on ticket #232
This erro no longer occurs after I moved a file onto the calculator from the computer (without listing the contents on the calculator), then listing the contents on the calculator. This leads me to believe it was a problem with the calculator, since the error no longer occurs even after restarting TiLP and the calculator.
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"ERROR: MEMORY" causes TiLP to hang on "List Calculator Content"
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I'll assume that your current build setup contains the development packages for libarchive, so: which distro flavor and version are you using ?
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a a created ticket #231
Fails to build because /usr/lib/libarchive.la does not exist
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Antje Maira Gebel posted a comment on discussion tilp-users
Ok, I managed to install TILP2 and it says, it is Version 1.19 and I put the libticables.rules file to the udev-folder. The script is really well done - even I understood your explanations and error messages :) But the problem remains: The calculator is found and I can read from it. But I can't send files, or, well, it once worked - but then nothing again. Not as root, not as user :( Any ideas?
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I have had a look to my installed programms and found, that "git" was not correctly installed. Now your script was running :) until checking for ARCHIVE... no configure: error: Package requirements (libarchive) were not met so I have to set the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable. I try that later.
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Thanks for your fast answer :) I uninstalled Tilp2 an downloaded your script. When I run it (as su), I get an error message: line 115: git: command not found line 115 says: git clone "https://github.com/debrouxl/$module_name" "$module_name" || return 1 I'm sorry, I am totally new to this, never tried to install software that way. I used the script without changing anything.
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Hi, As you've experienced, for most practical purposes, libticalcs2 1.1.8 does not support the 83PCE, 84+CE and 84+CE-T. These models use a larger packet buffer than this version of libticalcs2, and earlier versions, attempt to use, and don't like the computer using short buffers. This was fixed during the development cycle leading to TILP II 1.18 / libticalcs2 1.1.9, and the current development cycle leading to TILP II 1.19 / libticalcs2 1.1.10 brings further improvements, such as a much faster...
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Hi, I try to connect the TI84+ CE-T with TILP2 to my linux Debian stretch. I installed TILP2 via system packager of my system. As I can see, the files are the newest to get (TILP 1.17, ticables 1.3.4, tifiles 1.1.6, ticalcs 1.1.8). I use the USB-cable coming with the calculator, but as it seems, that cables are one source of problems, I used three other types (a black, gry and a silver one), With all of them I have problems. I start TILP as su, but the problems are the same as as user: First, Tilp...
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Fletch Bowling posted a comment on ticket #230
Ok I did a google search and found others with the same problem. I saw your reply for win 8 / 10 users and even though I am running win 7 , I tried your suggestion anyway and it worked! Again I am on Win 7 (though I will try it on win 10 just to see what happens) so not sure why your fix worked but it did..thanks. Here is what worked for me..hope it helps someone else with same issues: Nope, driver version -1.-1.-1.-1 indicates that it isn't properly installed, so TILP cannot find your calculator...
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I have GTK2 runtime installed ( I had to do it manually because the tilp installer kept giving me errors) but it still wants that iconv.dll (which I found on the web).
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iconv.dll being missing is a sign that the GTK+ runtime is not installed. Download https://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/gtk-win/GTK%2B%20Runtime%20Environment/GTK%2B%202.24/gtk2-runtime-2.24.10-2012-10-10-ash.exe?use_mirror=autoselect and install it :) FWIW, this GTK+ runtime installer is mentioned in the first lines of the README. We'll solve the problems one at a time, but this TILP II 1.18 installer is definitely able to install binaries which have worked for a number of persons over the...
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iconv.dll is also missing. I have attempted to install tilp on 3 different pc's and each time it claims that iconv.dll is missing. On the 3rd pc that I just now tried, it claimed libticables2-7.dll was missing as well. All pc's so far are Win 7 64bit. Calc is a new Ti84 + CE and ia m using the usb cable that came with it. Are there older versions of this software for download? Maybe I will have better luck with an older version.
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Which other DLL was also missing ? Was an earlier version of TILP installed on your computer before ? As I wrote, TILP II 1.18 does not depend on libticables2-2.dll (I've checked), so there's something else going on. BTW, you did not specify which version and type (32-bit or 64-bit) of Windows you're using, which calculator you have, which cable you're using between the computer and the calculator, and to a lesser extent, which is the OS version on your calculator ? ;)
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This is version 1.18. It was also missing another dll but I was able to download that but software still not working. Mabye try an older version?
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Did you drag from the right (computer) pane to the left (calculator) pane, preferably after clicking on the Dirlist operation in the left pane ? Also, you didn't specify which computer OS type and version you're using, the cable you're using to connect your 84+CSE to your computer (SilverLink or DirectLink), or (less useful) the OS version your calculator is running :)
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Well, libticables2-2.dll is a terribly ancient version. Use the latest 1.18 version of TILP II, which depends on a much newer version of libticables2 and the other libti* :)
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software won't run because it's missing dll's ( libticables2-2.dll)
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josh ua posted a comment on discussion tilp-users
It lets me select them, but dosn't put them on my caculator.
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I can't figure out how to transfer apps to my ti 84 plus color silver edition.
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dcb created ticket #229
tilp_config.c:235]: (error) Resource leak: txt
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The TILP installer is supposed to download something like https://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/gtk-win/GTK%2B%20Runtime%20Environment/GTK%2B%202.24/gtk2-runtime-2.24.10-2012-10-10-ash.exe?use_mirror=autoselect , but it doesn't work. After downloading this installer, you need to execute it, before TILP II can work :) On Windows 8 and later, you'll need to perform another manual step for TILP to be able to communicate with calculators. The procedure and the reasons for this state of fact (to sum...
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Antony Stocks posted a comment on ticket #228
Help
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tilp 2 won't install? Used windows 10 and wins 8.1 connected to TI 84
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gerard_ubuntu posted a comment on ticket #157
Hello Lionel, You are correct I am using a V200 with SilverLink. The OS on the V200 is version 3.10 I am running Linux Mint 18 Tilp2 is version 1,17-1 Thanks for looking in to this, Gerard Bekking On 10/17/2017 07:17 AM, Lionel Debroux wrote: I see you're using a V200, probably with a SilverLink nowadays. However: which OS version is your V200 running ? In the Home screen, F1 -> A (About) to obtain this piece of information; which computer OS type, architecture and version are you using ? Possibly...
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I see you're using a V200, probably with a SilverLink nowadays. However: which OS version is your V200 running ? In the Home screen, F1 -> A (About) to obtain this piece of information; which computer OS type, architecture and version are you using ? Possibly Ubuntu, according to your handle, but maybe not ? which versions of TILP and its libraries are you using ?
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I have a v200. When I try to make a backup it freezes after about 90 to 100 seconds. The following message apears: Msg: timeout occured while reading to the device. Cause: check that link cable is plugged and/or the calculator is ready. System: Resource temporarily unavailable (errno = 11) The TI 84 with directlink works fine.
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In a Docker container run thusly: docker run -it --rm vbatts/slackware:14.2 after running slackpkg install git gcc binutils make pkgconfig autoconf automake libtool glib2 zlib libusb gtk+2 libglade gettext bison flex groff texinfo xdg-utils libarchive intltool xz ca-certificates libmpc glibc cyrus-sasl curl perl m4 less kernel-headers pkg-config guile gc libffi libcroco libxml2 lzo nettle acl eudev pango cairo pixman fontconfig freetype libpng harfbuzz expat mesa libdrm libX11 xproto kbproto libxcb...
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David Chmelik posted a comment on discussion tilp-devel
d@cosmos:~/tilp2-1.18$ ./configure configure: error: cannot find install-sh, install.sh, or shtool in "." "./.." "./../.." If you can fix that or explain what to do to get it to work, I'd be able to tell other Slackware users how to compile it, or I could submit Tilp2 to SlackBuilds.org so anyone can automatically build & install the package with a quasi-official package manager.
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No problem :) A version of new ROM dumper is in fact public: https://github.com/jacobly0/tilibs/commit/25107aac07635b5005083b70732ebebd96688bd4 but it got stuck in testing, and jacobly wants to improve it further. Also, I haven't worked much on libti / gfm / tilp this year.
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No problem :) A version of new ROM dumper is in fact public: https://github.com/jacobly0/tilibs/commit/25107aac07635b5005083b70732ebebd96688bd4 but it got stuck in testing, and jacobly wants to improve it further.
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Jaden Peterson posted a comment on ticket #227
I feel extremely dumb, sorry to waste your time.
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Your log doesn't show anything wrong yet :) Running the program over and over again - 256 times in total - to dump a different memory portion every time is in fact how the TI-eZ80 Flash dumper works. Unlike all other ROM dumpers in libticalcs, the current TI-eZ80 dumper doesn't speak the libticalcs custom dumping protocol, as this requires a level of hardware + software knowledge nobody in the community had when it was implemented. Nowadays, things could be different, as jacobly and MateoC have gained...
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No errors are produced, it just keeps showing the transfer dialog and the calculator shows the program being run over and over again.
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ROM Dump Stuck in Loop
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Rory Smithee posted a comment on discussion tilp-users
After finally tracking down a working Silverlink cable, I can confirm hardware malfunction as the cause of the failure. New one works pretty well.
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Benjamin posted a comment on ticket #226
I ran the same process and it didn't work for me, maybe once it merges I can try it again and see if it runs any better.
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Adrien Bertrand posted a comment on ticket #226
Weird, the patch has been specifically designed to solve tha tissue, and works as expected for me :( When you applied the patch, how did you re-build libticonv? IIRC, you can just go into the libticonv folder (in trunk/src I believe) and do autoreconf -vif && ./configure && make -j4. Lionel may have more info about this... Eventually the patch should be merged so the install script would be working fine on its own, though.
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Here's the output: https://pastebin.com/k2SayrhA. Note: This is Doors CSE, not Doors CE. I can't find any flash applications for the CE. Also, I too have no ~/.ticables in my home directory.
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Rhys Kenwell posted a comment on ticket #225
here's the output of trying to upload DCS to my calculator https://hasteb.in/cejayequpi.coffee I can't get any of the other things, because .ticables doesn't exist in my home dir.
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I ran the patch and I still was getting the same error.
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Interesting. I have no clue about why that happens... Could you close TILP, and then upload 1) the complete terminal output of the TILP session 2) the contents of the ~/.ticables/ticables-dusb.pkt and ~/.ticables/ticables-log.hex files, assuming they're not near-empty ? TIA.
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Actually, Adriweb had to patch libticonv for it to build on MacOS X as well, and both of us forgot about it... Try applying his fix https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/ArsFNPV7/0001-libticonv-Fix-build-on-macOS.patch , using patch -p1. It should definitely work. When you have tested it, I can push it to master :)
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apparently Debian Buster, my system, does not have 'libglib2.0' and it refuses to compile. That shouldn't occur. I'm using Debian sid, where packages appear before decaying to (currently) Buster when no issues are reported - and there's no such issue. Check your build dependencies. how do I get TILP to recognise the parallel port at /dev/usb/lp1? Sadly, with most USB <-> DB25 adapters, you don't, because you can't. This isn't a limitation of libticables, this is simply a consequence of the fact that...
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My silverlink cable stopped working a loong time ago, and I've gotten so sick of it that I've resorted to making something equivalent to a ParallelLink cable (Using bits of wire and Snap Circuits, but it still works). Now, since I don't actually have a computer with a parallel port to use, I use a Targus PA-095 port adapter. However, that doesn't go into /dev/parport0, like TILP wants - it goes into /dev/usb/lp1. Symlinking it into the correct location does nothing, as TILP Still complains about...
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The full terminal output from running the install script is below: Modern MacOS X versions don't like programs installing to /usr, using /usr/local instead Modifying PKG_CONFIG_PATH on MacOS X Will use PREFIX=/usr/local Will use SRCDIR=/Users/USERNAME/lpg Will use PATH=/usr/local/opt/llvm/bin:/Users/USERNAME/anaconda/bin:/Users/USERNAME/Library/Haskell/bin:/Users/USERNAME/torch/install/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/opt/X11/bin:/Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/bin:/Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/usr/sbin:/usr/local/git/bin:/usr/local/MacGPG2/bin:/Library/TeX/texbin...
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I was trying to build 1.1.5 associated with TILP II 1.15. Would building it from git most likely work?
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Having a more complete terminal output from that error would be useful ;) But - which version of libticonv are you building, and how are you building it ? There's an issue with the version corresponding to TILP II 1.18, fixed in Git. It's supposed to work now, as Adriweb performed tests for ticket #225 from MacOS X.
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I'm also having this problem on Manjaro Linux (OS built on Arch Linux), with TiLP installed via the install script. (Note that it only happens when trying to install apps, aka 8xk files. 8xp files, or variables that would be viewable under prgm instead of apps transfer just fine.
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clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
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I'm also having this problem on Manjaro Linux (OS built on Arch Linux), with TiLP installed via the install script.
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Here's the output. It did run successfully as root, though the same problem persists. I tried DoorsCSE then Graph3D and both had the same error. I'm using the AUR package, so i'll have to take a look at those udev rules. The files attached are the same ones from ticalc.org
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I also tried the cable using my laptop's USB 3.0 and 2.0 ports, both with the cable fully plugged in. That didn't help. Neither did clearing RAM.
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By the way, I happened to look at /etc/udev/rules.d/69-libticables.rules and got the same content as described in the "Groupless setup for udev >= 143 with udev-acl and ConsoleKit / systemd"
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Here's the output. It did run successfully as root, though the same problem persists. I tried DoorsCSE then Graph3D and both had the same error. I'm using the AUR package, so i'll have to take a look at those udev rules.
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Adriweb made some FlashApp transfer tests to his 84+CE for me, they went flawlessly - as expected. So there's something with your setup, and we'll have to find out what it is :) Could you upload a copy of the FlashApp you're trying to transfer, as well as the terminal output when you launch TILP ? You can use Pastebin or equivalent for the latter. Does TILP successfully run as root ? If it does, then the Arch package I suppose you're using probably isn't packaging the udev rules file described in...
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I'm running Arch Linux (rolling release). I'm using TILP v1.18 with the TI-84 Plus CE with the cable that came out of the box (I don't know the model). The OS is v5.2.2.0043. Also, how do I find out the instance?
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Well... If you want to help us help you, you need to provide the usual basic pieces of information: computer OS type and version; TILP version; calculator model; cable model; calculator OS version. Also, it would be best to provide provide the following extra information relevant to your problem: an instance of a FlashApp which fails to transfer, though the only other thing which can be gathered from your message is that multiple FlashApps seem to be affected. Thanks in advance :)
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Application Transfer Results in Invalid Parameter
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New error: [ 4147.494225] usb 1-1.1: ti_interrupt_callback - hardware error, 254 I think hardware troubles seem more likely. EDIT: It seems there are reports of these things just losing their firmware out of the blue. I think that is almost certaintly what happened here. It lost its firmware, then the system used to mount it considered it a normal 3410 USB to serial system and mounted it to the USB port. (Basically, I think my Silverlink turned into a generic USB-to-Serial adapter)
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New error: [ 4147.494225] usb 1-1.1: ti_interrupt_callback - hardware error, 254 I think hardware troubles seem more likely.
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That may be a tad difficult. as far as I can tell, nobody within a 5-kilometer radius of me has such a cable. I'll go get another, maybe from an official source if I can. Speaking of Firmware, I couldn't find the exact firmware, either - I had to get it from the linux-firmware git, and I'm starting to doubt the efficacy of it. It's a generic driver for all things with the TI 3410 Serial-to-USB chip inside. Maybe the driver or the attacher just works differently now, but that's another maybe to add...
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So... you do indeed have a "TI-GraphLink USB", usually dubbed SilverLink. It was produced at the "P" factory in February 2012, so it's no longer under warranty :) But it's misbehaving in a way which was not previously not known to me. If another SilverLink borrowed from a relative / friend / schoolmate works under your setup, then yeah, we'll probably conclude that cable damage somehow occurred. Maybe it just lost (part of) its original firmware and we're just seeing the lower-level behaviour of...
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So... you do indeed have a "TI-GraphLink USB", usually dubbed SilverLink. It was produced at the "P" factory in February 2012, so it's no longer under warranty :) But it's misbehaving in a way which was not previously not known to me. If another SilverLink borrowed from a relative / friend / schoolmate works under your setup, then yeah, we'll probably conclude that cable damage somehow occurred. Maybe it just lost (part of) its original firmware and we're just seeing the lower-level behaviour of...
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This is my cable. It looks about right - it says it is a TI-Graphlink, with a few letters saying 'P-0212'. Could this be a model number? My parents bought the cable. I have no clue where it came from. I called it a 'SilverLink' because it is a silver cable, and 'TI-Graphlink' is not really an option in TILP. The Debian version that I know definitely works is Debian Stretch Testing. Attempting to use it with TI-Connect and an old Acer Netbook led to mis-installed drivers and failures. I am starting...
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This is my cable. It looks about right - it says it is a TI-Graphlink, with a few letters saying 'P-0212'. Could this be a model number? My parents bought the cable. I have no clue where it came from. I called it a 'SilverLink' because it is a silver cable, and 'TI-Graphlink' is not really an option in TILP. The versions that I knew worked are Debian Stretch Testing. Attempting to use it with TI-Connect and an old Acer Netbook led to mis-installed drivers and failures. I am starting to suspect cable...
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I do understand that your cable has worked before under some conditions. I'm not dismissing your real-world experience, but I still really need more details to try and understand why and how, and be able to return more accurate replies :) when did you buy that cable, who was the seller (and if you have such information, who was the manufacturer) ? there's a huge variety of things sold on eBay. Please provide me a direct link to your cable model. I'm pretty sure it's no SilverLink, for the reasons...
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I do understand that your cable has worked before under some conditions. I'm not dismissing your real-world experience, but I still really need more details to try and understand why and how, and be able to return more accurate replies :) when did you buy that cable, who was the seller (and if you have such information, who was the manufacturer) ? there's a huge variety of things sold on eBay. Please provide me a direct link to your cable model. I'm pretty sure it's no SilverLink, for the reasons...
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E-bay. But the cable was detected before. it's only on this install when I'm running into problems.
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E-bay. But the cable was detected before. it's only on this install when I'm running into problems.
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Hi :) The reason why TILP (libticables) does not find any suitable USB device is simple: the Product ID (PID) of the device you plugged into your computer is not that of a SilverLink cable (E001), or any other TI calculator supported by libticables (E003, E004, E008, E012). "TUSB3410 Boot Device" and "TI USB 3410 1 port adapter converter" do not correspond to the SilverLink cables we know of, which do not need the computer to supply firmware, and do no longer correspond to a kernel driver either....
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Hi :) The reason why TILP (libticables) does not find any suitable USB device is simple: the Product ID (PID) of the device you plugged into your computer is not that of a SilverLink cable (E001), or any other TI calculator supported by libticables (E003, E004, E008, E012). "TUSB3410 Boot Device" and "TI USB 3410 1 port adapter converter" do not correspond to the SilverLink cables we know of, which do not need the computer to supply firmware, and do no longer correspond to a kernel driver either....
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Hi :) The reason why TILP (libticables) does not find any suitable USB device is simple: the Product ID (PID) of the device you plugged into your computer is not that of a SilverLink cable (E001), or any other TI calculator supported by libticables (E003, E004, E008, E012). "TUSB3410 Boot Device" and "TI USB 3410 1 port adapter converter" do not correspond to the SilverLink cables we know of, which do not need the computer to supply firmware, and do no longer correspond to a kernel driver either....
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Hi. I'm on Debian Buster/Sid (AKA Debian Testing) and I want to transfer things from my TI-92 to my laptop. Unfortunately, TILP Does not seem to recognize that it exists, throwing up a 'No devices found!' when there is, in fact, a TI-92 on the damn SilverLink. First, I thought that it was a 92 Problem, but plugging my 84+ into it revealed the same thing happening. I then thought the cable was damaged, but then I saw that it wanted drivers. I supplied it with the only driver I could find, but TILP...
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Hi. I'm on Debian Buster/Sid (AKA Debian Testing) and I want to transfer things from my TI-92 to my laptop. Unfortunately, TILP Does not seem to recognize that it exists, throwing up a 'No devices found!' when there is, in fact, a TI-92 on the damn SilverLink. First, I thought that it was a 92 Problem, but plugging my 84+ into it revealed the same thing happening. I then thought the cable was damaged, but then I saw that it wanted drivers. I supplied it with the only driver I could find, but TILP...
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Hi. I'm on Debian Buster/Sid (AKA Debian Testing) and I want to transfer things from my TI-92 to my laptop. Unfortunately, TILP Does not seem to recognize that it exists, throwing up a 'No devices found!' when there is, in fact, a TI-92 on the damn SilverLink. First, I thought that it was a 92 Problem, but plugging my 84+ into it revealed the same thing happening. I then thought the cable was damaged, but then I saw that it wanted drivers. I supplied it with the only driver I could find, but TILP...
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Calc-Plays (Person) created ticket #224
TI-89t file transfer does not work
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rugk created ticket #223
Cannot set TI clock
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Etienne Werly modified a comment on ticket #222
Yep that fixed it, thanks a lot! I'm now closer to have the installation finished....
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Your build environment is missing intltool. FWIW, the build dependencies on multiple...