@yzhuqing: Check the dedicated 'Kindle stuck on software update' thread for pointers.
@cc200:
* Err, that's weird, I'm pretty sure it works fine, especially with both hacks installed. Do note that it's actually triggered on the *unplug* event, not *eject*
. As always, make sure the file has the right name, without any hidden file extension.
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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
To use the autoreboot feature: Just drop a blank file named reboot in the linkss folder (by copying and renaming the already existing "autoreboot" blank file, for example) (or in the linkfonts folder if you also have the fonts hack installed!), and your Kindle will do a quick reboot 10s after you've unplugged it!
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* As for a 'true' random, no, probably not doable without hacking the java framework.
@strawberrykit: What's the missing characters supposed to be, how is the document encoded (ie. UTF-8?), and what fonts are your using?
@mnwcsult: Answered in more detail in the other thread
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@cujo/@strawberrykit: So that's with CJK content... No idea, probably the same kind of issues people seem to be having on some Kindles... Try using the autohint or bci setting, see if that helps...
@JDShaffer: The K2 browser mostly uses the Serif & Sans families, so you might need to switch other families besides Mono. (Depends on how your webmail is styled, of coursed). As for which font does what, check the first post, there's a link to another post with detailed info. about that.
@hydin: You don't need any hack to do this. It's controlled by the 'published' date metadata, when sorting by anything other than Title. (Latest releases shown on top). A quick search in the Kindle or Calibre forum should get your more detailed instructions.