Have to agree, donât want to discourage, but if youâre looking for community help you really should open source it⌠Itâs a fairly obvious issue, and another set of eyes would of caught and given a correction in a couple minutes.
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Truly, a fantasy console. 260+ posts and nothing real, just a fantasy
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I created a release today that addresses those bugs you found. Thank you for finding them!
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I think your errors went away 
but I got more on my side I thinkâŚ
New Errors, I would appriciate help
doesnât the error message already suggest a fix?
Probably related to this issue pioasm fails to build (uint8_t does not name a type) ¡ Issue #2552 ¡ raspberrypi/pico-sdk ¡ GitHub
Yeah⌠That took a while
Where are the updates to the code?
nice, great updates !
New Devlog is DROPPING This Saturday!
Stay Tuned at https://youtube.com/@astroxia for cool content!
OH! Iâve found the OS working very good at https://astroxia.co/os !
Thanks for the share!
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@BlairLeduc Why is it that, when after flashing my OS to my PicoCalc, instead of showing the boot banner and the login prompt, it just shows a cursor on the display which I cannot move around. I donât know if this is an error with my OS code, or your driver code. I took a look into your display.c driver code and it said that it wasnât a âFull Implementation of a VT100 terminalâ, is it something to do with that?
Thanks, Astrox.
Is it something to do with how I initialized the display, keyboard and lcd?
If possible, can you give me an example of how the display, lcd, and keyboard should be initialized like
display_init();
but, what goes between the brackets, etc.
I have so many questions but no answers, please help!
Documentation is provided in the docs folder. Please follow up if that doesnât answer your questions so I can improve them.
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Yeah, the docs donât really answer my questions, as it doesnât tell me how to initialize it properly, and neither does it tell me how to make things actually display things on the screen?