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Possible File Browser for Kindle
Hello everyone. I was using CoolReader today,and the open file interface is very much like a file browser. I really would like a file browser for the Kindle; for no other reason but to go through the various files on my Kindle. Could one of the people who understand the Kindle fix this up for us? Tnx :2thumbsup:
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I use Matan's terminal together with Midnight Commander for that purpose.
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/opt/var/local/waf/browser/js/fileManager.js
Take a look at that. |
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And what might a good shortcut for an '.ini' be to get it running? Also, to dasmoover, what should I look at here?: /opt/var/local/waf/browser/js/fileManager.js |
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1. Downloaded myts-6.zip. 2. Plugged my Kindle into my computer 3. Unzipped the file to my Kindle's root folder with 7z. 4. Pressed shift shift space, saw the success message. 5. Pressed shift t t as quickly as possible. 6. NOTHING HAPPENS. :veryangry Wat Do? |
I've just tried and it works well
are you sure that: myts.l.ini goes to your launchpad folder myts folder goes to Kindle's usb root? |
:thanks: OK I found my problem-I forgot to install the launchpad INI file. Yay!
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Now, that is just the procedure to install and run myts, not midnight commander. So, once that is installed and run, which I have used several times now and works well, I can then run midnight commander and have a file explorer of sorts? Sorry to get a bit repetitious here, I just want to get it straight as to how Midnight Commander works with the latest version of myts, and not the terminal used inside its zip file, which is included in the midnight commander folders. UPDATE: I got Midnight Commander to work by first opening myts-6 and then directing a command to /mnt/us/local/terminal/mc and running it that way. I even threw an alias together inside /mnt/us/myts/profile so as to make it easier. If only there was a way to open Midnight Commander directly. |
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OK... I got myts running. How do I run midnight commander?
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cd /mnt/us/local/terminal/ && ./mc && cd /mnt/us/If you'd like, I just threw together a 'profile' and 'about.txt' file that might come in handy for anybody using the 'myts' terminal. It includes an alias for Midnight Commander (mc) that is the same thing. Much easier to remember than that entire line of code. I'll attach them below. Just put the two files inside your '/mnt/us/myts' folder. Once copied into that folder, you will find an 'about' section that will pop up every time you run myts. I find this quite handy as a way to see the shortcuts right then and there. I even threw in some aliases that work on the Kindle. By the way, I found there was a window that kept popping up saying there was no saving directory called '/mnt/us/local/home/.mc'. To avoid this, just make that directory inside '/mnt/us/local/' that you should already have. No biggie. Edit: Technically, if you don't use myts all that much, and think you would use the Midnight Commander more, uncheck the autorunning of 'ms' at the bottom of my 'profile' file. If you do that, myts will autostart running Midnight Commander. So essentially if you already have a Launchpad shortcut for myts (probably, T T), if you have done what I just said, it will get you straight into the Midnight Commander. Of course, if you do ever want to run myts terminal, all you have to do is to quit the Midnight Commander. |
inameiname, please create this profile...
I absoluteley do not understand what to do... How can you start a program with a "change dir" command??? I too have no success in starting MC. |
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