Just tested it with python3 (set it in the first line instead of python2.7) from the commandl ine. It works without problems, but prints the following warnings:
Code:
[FBInk] Unidentified Kindle device 1LG (0x690) [G001LG]!
[FBInk] [refresh_kindle] MXCFB_SEND_UPDATE: Interrupted system call!
[FBInk] [fbink_print] Failed to refresh the screen!
[FBInk] [refresh_kindle] MXCFB_SEND_UPDATE: Interrupted system call!
[FBInk] [fbink_print] Failed to refresh the screen!
[FBInk] [refresh_kindle] MXCFB_SEND_UPDATE: Interrupted system call!
[FBInk] [fbink_print] Failed to refresh the screen!
[FBInk] [refresh_kindle] MXCFB_SEND_UPDATE: Interrupted system call!
[FBInk] [fbink_print] Failed to refresh the screen!
[FBInk] [refresh_kindle] MXCFB_SEND_UPDATE: Interrupted system call!
[FBInk] [fbink_print] Failed to refresh the screen!
[Strangely, if I use e.g., "fbink -x 1 -y 10 "Hello World!"" then the string is printed without problems.]
The collections are successfully deleted (with --delete) and rebuilt (with --rebuild-calibre), only printing doesn't seem to work.
I assume that a new build of the python libraries should do the trick (since fbink can print without problems).
Can I do this? Is there a tutorial to create the needed environment?
Cheers, Joachim