I have a TI-89 Titanium using a SilverLink (USB) on an amd64 machine. The OS is Ubuntu 8.10. There is a known firmware issue on this calculator when using a USB connector. From what I have read you have to connect/disconnect the cable all the time.
tilp2 installed with no problem using:
# sudo apt-get install tilp2
The calculator is detected by the OS as the lsusb command displays it.
tilp runs using the following command with no problem. However, it does not detect the calculator.
#sudo tilp --calc=ti89t --cable=SilverLink
So I removed tilp2 that was installed from the repo. The latest version of tilp2 and the libraries can be downloaded from http://repo.calcforge.org/debian/
For i386 you can download the latest versions using the following commands. Please note that as new versions are released these commands will have to be modified. However, you can always get to them via the web page at http://repo.calcforge.org/debian/
Before installing the deb there are some dependencies that are needed. Use the following to install them:
# sudo apt-get install kdelibs4c2a libarts1c2a libavahi-qt3-1 liblua50 liblualib50 kdelibs-data libartsc0
Then install the tilp debs
for i386:
#sudo dpkg -i libticonv3_1.1.0-1_i386.deb libtifiles2-5_1.1.1-1_i386.deb libticalcs2-7_1.1.3-1_i386.deb libticables2-1_1.2.0-1_i386.deb tilp2_1.12-1_i386.deb
for amd64:
#sudo dpkg -i libticonv3_1.1.0-1_amd64.deb libtifiles2-5_1.1.1-1_amd64.deb libticalcs2-7_1.1.3-1_amd64.deb libticables2-1_1.2.0-1_amd64.deb tilp2_1.12-1_amd64.deb
Note, the filenames above may have to be adjusted if newer versions are released.
After installing everything, I ran tilp using:
# sudo tilp --calc=ti89t --cable=SilverLink
It loaded with no problem but was painfully slow whenever it tried to talk to the calculator. As with the debs that came from the repo the app was not able to detect the calculator.
Does anyone see any reason this should not work? My gut tells me that the problem is with the SilverLink cable. Has anyone been able to get that to work?
I have a TI-89 Titanium using a SilverLink (USB) on an amd64 machine. The OS is Ubuntu 8.10. There is a known firmware issue on this calculator when using a USB connector. From what I have read you have to connect/disconnect the cable all the time.
tilp2 installed with no problem using:
# sudo apt-get install tilp2
The calculator is detected by the OS as the lsusb command displays it.
tilp runs using the following command with no problem. However, it does not detect the calculator.
#sudo tilp --calc=ti89t --cable=SilverLink
So I removed tilp2 that was installed from the repo. The latest version of tilp2 and the libraries can be downloaded from repo.calcforge. org/debian/
http://
For i386 you can download the latest versions using the following commands. Please note that as new versions are released these commands will have to be modified. However, you can always get to them via the web page at http:// repo.calcforge. org/debian/
wget http:// repo.calcforge. org/debian/ i386/dists/ stable/ main/binary- i386/libticonv3 _1.1.0- 1_i386. deb repo.calcforge. org/debian/ i386/dists/ stable/ main/binary- i386/libtifiles 2-5_1.1. 1-1_i386. deb repo.calcforge. org/debian/ i386/dists/ stable/ main/binary- i386/libticalcs 2-7_1.1. 3-1_i386. deb repo.calcforge. org/debian/ i386/dists/ stable/ main/binary- i386/libticable s2-1_1. 2.0-1_i386. deb repo.calcforge. org/debian/ i386/dists/ stable/ main/binary- i386/tilp2_ 1.12-1_ i386.deb
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My machine is an amd64 so I used the following commands to download the deb packages.
wget http:// repo.calcforge. org/debian/ amd64/dists/ stable/ main/binary- amd64/libticonv 3_1.1.0- 1_amd64. deb repo.calcforge. org/debian/ amd64/dists/ stable/ main/binary- amd64/libtifile s2-5_1. 1.1-1_amd64. deb repo.calcforge. org/debian/ amd64/dists/ stable/ main/binary- amd64/libticalc s2-7_1. 1.3-1_amd64. deb repo.calcforge. org/debian/ amd64/dists/ stable/ main/binary- amd64/libticabl es2-1_1. 2.0-1_amd64. deb repo.calcforge. org/debian/ amd64/dists/ stable/ main/binary- amd64/tilp2_ 1.12-1_ amd64.deb
wget http://
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Before installing the deb there are some dependencies that are needed. Use the following to install them:
# sudo apt-get install kdelibs4c2a libarts1c2a libavahi-qt3-1 liblua50 liblualib50 kdelibs-data libartsc0
Then install the tilp debs
for i386: 1.1.0-1_ i386.deb libtifiles2- 5_1.1.1- 1_i386. deb libticalcs2- 7_1.1.3- 1_i386. deb libticables2- 1_1.2.0- 1_i386. deb tilp2_1. 12-1_i386. deb
#sudo dpkg -i libticonv3_
for amd64: 1.1.0-1_ amd64.deb libtifiles2- 5_1.1.1- 1_amd64. deb libticalcs2- 7_1.1.3- 1_amd64. deb libticables2- 1_1.2.0- 1_amd64. deb tilp2_1. 12-1_amd64. deb
#sudo dpkg -i libticonv3_
Note, the filenames above may have to be adjusted if newer versions are released.
After installing everything, I ran tilp using:
# sudo tilp --calc=ti89t --cable=SilverLink
It loaded with no problem but was painfully slow whenever it tried to talk to the calculator. As with the debs that came from the repo the app was not able to detect the calculator.
Does anyone see any reason this should not work? My gut tells me that the problem is with the SilverLink cable. Has anyone been able to get that to work?