I’m aware :), but the whole point of a handheld Lisp is to not have to use my laptop to do it; I’d just use Common Lisp on my laptop or uConsole. It’s an explicit goal of mine in working the uLisp author to have a standalone handheld Lisp machine.
The uLisp author has accepted my PR with an official build for the 2W.
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That’s a good news, thanks !
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Any working version available?
Picocalc_ulisp_v1.0.uf2 and uLisp_4.7d.bin reboot system.
How about this verison?
this file binary or firmware?
just an uLisp uf2 file
normally you need to flash it into pico like other uf2 files
If you use something like uf2-loader, just put it into SDCARD/pico1-apps/
I’d still like a binary file that can be launched from the menu. I don’t want to mess around with firmware.
OK I see
in this new firmware PicoCalc/Bin/PicoCalc SD at master · clockworkpi/PicoCalc · GitHub
We switch bin to uf2 ,still multi loader ,but we can directly load uf2 now, thanks to @pelrun
Recompiling a UF2 file into a BIN with a special flash offset has always been inconvenient.
so If you don’t have any special bin file in your SDCARD, maybe you can think about switch to new Multi loader which has almost the same interface(menu) as before.
here is the simple guide:
1 .put all files in PicoCalc/Bin/PicoCalc SD at master · clockworkpi/PicoCalc · GitHub to your sdcard
2. flash the bootloader_pico.uf2 into pico ，yeah pico, not pico2/w
Then you will see a menu again with all these uf2 files inside SDCARD/pico1-apps
next time when you see a new uf2 file, just put it into SDCARD/pico1-apps ,and boot it from menu.
Thanks, it works. I really wanted to learn Lisp, which seems a bit complicated.