We think we have a fix for the TX flashcard bug, so we're posting it here for any interested TX users:
http://www.pleco.com/ppupdate103.zip (updated to point to the finished 1.0.3 release)
Install the file inside of that .zip archive to your Palm and that should update your software. The version in the About screen will go from 1.0.2 to 1.0.2a if it installed successfully.
Assuming this fix works (it does on our test system anyway), the bug actually turned out to be a new manifestation of a bug we'd already fixed a while ago on the Tungsten T5. Essentially, it's possible in some cases for the TX's filesystem to think a piece of a file is in use even when it's not; for example, if you reset your TX while PlecoDict is running. It's pretty much entirely Palm's fault (there's no logical reason not to clear out those in-use flags when the TX resets) but fortunately it proved easy to work around once we isolated the cause of the problem.
This fix might also help a few T650/T5/E2 users (especially those who were running PlecoDict entirely in internal memory) so if you're using one of those models and have run into any flashcard-related crashing issues, you might want to download and try this out as well.
Assuming this works, we should be rolling this and some other fixes into a 1.0.3 update hopefully within a week or two.
http://www.pleco.com/ppupdate103.zip (updated to point to the finished 1.0.3 release)
Install the file inside of that .zip archive to your Palm and that should update your software. The version in the About screen will go from 1.0.2 to 1.0.2a if it installed successfully.
Assuming this fix works (it does on our test system anyway), the bug actually turned out to be a new manifestation of a bug we'd already fixed a while ago on the Tungsten T5. Essentially, it's possible in some cases for the TX's filesystem to think a piece of a file is in use even when it's not; for example, if you reset your TX while PlecoDict is running. It's pretty much entirely Palm's fault (there's no logical reason not to clear out those in-use flags when the TX resets) but fortunately it proved easy to work around once we isolated the cause of the problem.
This fix might also help a few T650/T5/E2 users (especially those who were running PlecoDict entirely in internal memory) so if you're using one of those models and have run into any flashcard-related crashing issues, you might want to download and try this out as well.
Assuming this works, we should be rolling this and some other fixes into a 1.0.3 update hopefully within a week or two.