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HP Prime still Randomly Reboots - Archanus - 07-07-2015 05:10 PM
Hey everybody
First of all I'm glad for having the last firmware 8151, it has interesting new features.
But I notices something since some firmwares before the last one. When I'm working with a lot of simbols, I mean with larges equation with differentes linear variables (not x^2 or y^2), and when I use the command LinSolve, the HP Prime reboots it self and start with all the Command Window cleared
!!I use "LinSolve" and "FSolve" to solve linear equation for my Electronic courses, I need them to find the Currents in a Mesh, using Mesh Analysis. As you know, the variables are linear. But the Prime is still buggy and I can't solve the equation because of the random reboots :/
I found a bug in the last firmware, when I have a large equation and use LinSolve, the solutions appears in function of other variables
There is no numeric solutions :/
RE: HP Prime still Randomly Reboots - Tim Wessman - 07-07-2015 07:27 PM
Please provide some examples if possible and we can look at addressing things. Without that, it is very hard to find what you might be hitting so we can address it.
RE: HP Prime still Randomly Reboots - Marcelo Vanti - 07-07-2015 09:14 PM
Hi,
the following code crashes the calculator anytime it run from the toolbox/user menu. If I launch from the program menu, it runs normally. I don't know if I missing something.
Also, in the emulator the same thing happens.
My prime resets too when I try to find the eigenvalues of the 5x5 matrix
[0,1,0,0,0;
1,0,1,0,0;
0,1,0,1,0;
0,0,1,0,1;
0,0,0,1,0]
as discussed in other thread in this forum.
I'm using 8151 revision.
Correction. This happens with EiGENVAL command. With eigenvals command, it works correctly.
Code:
EXPORT TEST()
BEGIN
F1:="X^2";
STARTAPP("Function");
CHECK(1);
//
Xmin:=−3;
Xmax:=3;
Ymin:=−.5;
Ymax:=12;
STARTVIEW(1,1);
END;