I downloaded the source, built and installed the application without problems, so good job on that. (note: a ready-built app is available at the link given above). I've tried it out, and it seems to work fine. I came to the MobileRead forums and logged in, and surfed to this message. I didn't try replying to it in the app, though, mostly because I don't have a touchscreen and typing with the D-pad is a pain in the neck. Navigating is a bit clumsy, probably because I have to use the D-pad for that, too. I exited the application, restarted it, and came back to the forum, but it looks like I have to type in the login information again from scratch. I suppose that's a limitation of the bookland application, and not of your app. Anyway, it seems to function well enough, and I'll keep it in place. Thanks for sharing your work.
P.S. Many people still have the older 301/302/360 ereaders that use the
arm system rather than the
arm_gnueabi system. It is easy to also build a version of the app for them, as well, just replacing
arm_gnueabi with
arm in your Makefile. You would probably get more users if you made that binary version available, as well.