50g - overclock

[Vtile]

(05-22-2018 04:37 AM)brickviking Wrote:  

(05-20-2018 09:14 PM)TravisE Wrote:  Vtile: Make sure the program “launcher.bin” included with those tools is in the same directory when you run those programs. Your stack output suggests it's not being found.

And I suspect I just found out why not. I copied my files onto a SD card (VFAT filesystem) and then onto the calculator. When doing this, the case was NOT preserved by the calculator filer, it seems to show all my files on the SD card as uppercase. Weirdly enough, renames do stick if I copy the files to main memory or to Port 2, and the case is then preserved. As TravisE suggested, make sure that LAUNCHER.BIN (if that's what you had) gets renamed to launcher.bin. Once you've done that, the rest of the programs (C124S etc) should start working as indicated.

Just to pick nits, all your *.HP files should actually be *.hp, as that's what they are in the zip file.

I've had freezes using TURBO too, so I may work using C124S on a vaguely regular basis. I would like to have seen a version of this that used a slider to select a single target speed from multiple speeds, and perhaps a "command to run" textbox, a "run this once" checkbox (which if empty, would simply set the speed on "Apply") and a pair of Apply/Cancel buttons.

So. Varlist would be like this:

Slider: SLOW, C34,48,75 (CFIX),90,101,113,119,124S,TURBO
Once []: 0: set speed, run $Command if set, then exit, 1: set speed, run $command (if set), then reset speed, then exit.
Command: string of command to run.
Button1: Apply
Button2: Cancel

Any better suggestions than this? Or am I simply chasing rabbits? If you came from the South Island of New Zealand, you'd know this is a fruitless exercise, as there's far too many of them.

(Post 229)

Oh, nice find.

I can confirm that renaming the LAUNCHER.BIN to launcher.bin will remove all the errors I did report previously in this thread. C113, C119 results a crash/hang and C124S doesn't provide much speed benefit (if at all) for userRPL loop structure. C101 does corrupt at least momentarily something on the system as the softmenu and function keys doesn't match.. So not optimal outside of some obscure use case unfortunately.