This round of tests using the latest build from
http://mighty-hoernsche.de/trunk/ which is a800-100c-1.1.0-1748-full_BETA.zip
'Show Memory Info' gives this:
Free Memory: 425688 bytes
CHDK size: 222544 bytes
loaded at: 0x1F5FFE0
DRAWTEST.LUA works with no errors (even at the 1000 random lines)
FILETEST.LUA does indeed open the file browser (I had forgotten to test this one before)
LLIBTEST.LUA runs with no errors and this in the log file:
http://pastebin.com/UQyb6nVBROMLOG.LUA gives the same error 16 about not supporting native function calls
SETMODE.LUA runs with no errors and this in the log:
a800 100c CHDK 1.1.0-1748 Mar 17 2012 06:33:33 dryos 0x3226
START | AUTO 1 32768 STL
TRY AUTO 1 | AUTO 1 32768 STL 250ms OK
TRY P 2 | P 2 32772 STL 300ms OK
TRY VIDEO_STD 9 | VIDEO_STD 9 2618 VID 510ms OK
TRY SCN_KIDS_PETS 33 | SCN_KIDS_PETS 33 16402 STL 620ms OK
TRY SCN_PORTRAIT 41 | SCN_PORTRAIT 41 16399 STL 300ms OK
TRY SCN_SUNSET 55 | SCN_SUNSET 55 16404 STL 260ms OK
TRY SCN_LONG_SHUTTER 60 | SCN_LONG_SHUTTER 60 16390 STL 290ms OK
TRY SCN_LOWLIGHT 64 | SCN_LOWLIGHT 64 16417 STL 270ms OK
TRY SCN_FACE_SELF_TIMER 78 | SCN_FACE_SELF_TIMER 78 16936 STL 240ms OK
TRY SUPER_VIVID 83 | SUPER_VIVID 83 16934 STL 260ms OK
TRY POSTER_EFFECT 84 | POSTER_EFFECT 84 16935 STL 220ms OK
TRY BEACH 87 | BEACH 87 16407 STL 220ms OK
TRY FOLIAGE 88 | FOLIAGE 88 16405 STL 240ms OK
TRY SNOW 89 | SNOW 89 16406 STL 270ms OK
TRY FIREWORK 90 | FIREWORK 90 16408 STL 530ms OK
TRY BLUR_REDUCTION 93 | BLUR_REDUCTION 93 16435 STL 300ms OK
TRY AUTO 1 | AUTO 1 32768 STL 240ms OK
SETREC.LUA seems to run with no errors as it did before
TSTCALLF.LUA gives the same '1 Failed' message on screen and the same thing in the log:
native call interface not found, aborting!
1 FAILED
UARTRTST.LUA gives the samme error 7 about needing native function call support
As a side note, the battery level monitor seems to freak out a bit - using the same non-rechargable AAs that I've been using all along (so I imagine they are nearly dead by now) and it varies between showing 30% to around 50% and the low battery image flashed in the upper left. It wouldn't surprise me if the camera did this in the native firmware, too, though - plain AA batteries seem to mess with battery level gaugers as they lose 'juice', I've noticed.