When I plug in my TI-84 PCE, I first get a cycle of a random assortment of 7, 8, 9, and 10 events for up to 5 seconds. Afterwards, I get a constant cycle of 9 events.

EDIT: I'm running Windows 10. My calc is running OS 5.7.0.0017. This happens when I use Cesium, ASMHOOK, or ArTIfiCE.

Link brings up a 404 page when clicked.

Special files such as #.8xp !.8xp and ..8xy can be moved from the RAM to the Archive. If the user does this, the calculator gets into a boot loop that can only be fixed by clearing the Archive and re-installing the OS.

The specific file was the Geometry Dash Menu file that i wanted to install. Used ticalc.link but why did it crash.

Also take my word, prgmTRANSFER works with Android 12 phones (mines the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus)

Could this program be made compatible with the standalone release of clibs (found at https://github.com/CE-Programming/libraries/releases/) so that even if additional files must be there for this program to work, the libraries could be the normal standalone releases for others?

If not, what's too different to prevent this compatibility?

Thank you for the great program!

While attempting to transfer an appvar to the Archive of my TI-84 Plus CE rev M on OS 5.4.0 using Transfer 0.0.4, I received this screen:

The transfer stopped and I thought the calculator was frozen. After I did a RAM reset, the appvar was on the calculator but in the RAM instead of the Archive. When I opened TI Connect CE and sent another file to the Archive, the calculator immediately started garbage collecting.

Although I now know the screen was normal and that pressing [enter] then [clear] would likely have fixed it, this was not obvious at the time. It would be useful to have Transfer automatically garbage collect when necessary, or instruct the user on what to do when the screen appears.

Is there any way to convert this project into using the much more widely accepted USB mass storage standard instead of MTP?

--reesericci

I have a Ti-84 plus CE with OS 5.4, and I can not send anything over 10 KB, or my calculator crashed.

When I try to send a bundle, I get the following:

event: 0
event: 2
event: 4
event: 1
event: 2
event: 4
response: A809

And explorer.exe crashes,

OS is Windows 11. (calc is 5.6.1, using AsmHook)

Unfortunately I couldn't get this working with either of my CE's (revision pre-A and revision M running OS 5.3.0 on both) even after a RAM clear.
For Windows 10 Home (20H2) the log says

event: 1
event: 2
event: 4
error: 677700 (sometimes appears, sometimes not.)

Whether I get error: 677700 or not, the behavior is the same. I hear the 'device connected' sound, but nothing shows up in file explorer. I checked TI-Connect CE, it doesn't recognize that a calculator is connected which is good I think. I don't see the calculator anywhere in device manager so I'm not sure how to fix it.

After unplugging it, then plugging it back in and leaving it connected for a while I got
error: DE7700

I couldn't get it working on my Galaxy S3 with Android 4.4.2 since it only recognized the calculator as a camera. I don't know if that's the program's fault or Android 4 just being old. Nothing was logged to the screen.
It also didn't work on my LG Phoenix 4 with Android 8.1. Although it recognized the calculator was a storage device, it didn't do anything when I tapped on the notification and I couldn't find it in the Files app. I got a log though

error: 677700 
event: 1
event: 2
event: 4

I use Chrome OS, and when I use this, the calculator shows up, but is Read-only.