TI Graphlink Linux Software? 13
ajalics asks: "I need a program to transfer files between my Linux box and my TI-86.
TheTI family of graphing calculators use an 1/8" jack to a serial port called a TI graph-link.
Unfortunatley TI only provides Windows, Mac, and DOS software. Does anyone know of any Linux software that will let me talk to my TI?"
If no software exists at this point, is someone working on reverse engineering the protocol?
Check out www.ticalc.org (Score:1)
Re:Check out www.ticalc.org (Score:1)
Most of the people who use the TI's are HS and early college students. They then move up to HP's. which brings up the point, is there software for casio's and HP's for linux. I don't own either, so dont yell at me for being ignorant of other than the TI I use.
JC
Re:Check out www.ticalc.org (Score:1)
http://www.ticalc.org/pub/unix/
(unix utilities)
http://www.ti-files.org/archives/doc&util/
(documents and utilites for many OSes)
http://www.calc.org/hardware/index.html
(Link cables and utilities, emulators, etc)
Some software available at ticalc.org (Score:2)
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Phil Genera
File Archives Maintainer
the ticalc.org project - http://www.ticalc.org/ [ticalc.org]
Re:Some software available at ticalc.org (Score:1)
xlink85 (Score:1)
WINE (Score:1)
Linux software wont work for me, I use cal on dos (Score:1)