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Old 02-04-2012, 02:39 PM   #176
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Originally Posted by jackie_w View Post
These modifications are still a work-in-progress, perhaps you should try to revert to to a "vanilla" Sony v1.0.04.12210 setup, using the "Rescue Set" for this version, until everything settles down. It can be found via this translated Russian forum thread.

As for the XML files. Assuming you mean the ones required for Morkl's modified apps, you need to create them yourself on your reader, by customising the samples provided in Morkl's installation packages. However, to the best of my understanding, if the relevant Morkl XML file is missing then the T1 should behave just like the standard Sony reader app would.

Lastly, I've no idea of your tech background, but if you're going to install hacks from multiple sources, especially if you're not comfortable with the level of detailed documentation, it's a good idea to make absolutely sure each hack is working perfectly for you before you install the next one. And always have a back-out plan before you start. I can't vouch for the "Rescue Set" for v1.0.04.12210 because I haven't used it, but the one for v1.0.03.11140 has worked perfectly for me when I needed it.
That actually was helpful. It's the first time I've heard mentioned that the font xml file didn't exist anywhere else!

I'm quite comfortable with hacking, just with iOS, not android. It's a whole different world with jailbreaking and rooting. Not only is the terminology different, the access is just far different.

I'm pretty comfortable that nothing I've installed so far is in conflict with something else as I've only installed Morkl's custom adks and the minimal root package. I think what I may try is just doing the whole thing over, but now that I know how the fonts files have to appear, I feel a little more like it might work... we'll see.

Here's what my /reader/reader.xml file looks like: still nothing happening for me.

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<reader pagesPerRefresh="3">
	<fontSizeTable>
		<int>57</int>
		<int>66</int>
		<int>76</int>
		<int>82</int>
		<int>88</int>
		<int>94</int>
		<int>100</int>
		<int>110</int>
	</fontSizeTable>
	<fontSizeTableEpub>
		<int>57</int>
		<int>66</int>
		<int>76</int>
		<int>82</int>
		<int>88</int>
		<int>94</int>
		<int>100</int>
		<int>110</int>
	</fontSizeTableEpub>
	<fonts>
		<font name="CharisSIL" path="../../mnt/sdcard/reader/fonts/" regular="CharisSIL.ttf" italic="CharisSIL-I.ttf" bold="CharisSIL-B.ttf" bolditalic="CharisSIL-BI.ttf" />
		<font name="GenBas" path="../../mnt/sdcard/reader/fonts/" regular="GenBas.ttf" italic="GenBas-I.ttf" bold="GenBas-B.ttf" bolditalic="GenBas-BI.ttf" />
		<font name="LexiaDaMa" path="../../mnt/sdcard/reader/fonts/" regular="LexiaDaMa.otf" italic="LexiaDaMa-I.otf" bold="LexiaDaMa-B.otf" bolditalic="LexiaDaMa-BI.otf" />
		<font name="NimbusMod" path="../../mnt/sdcard/reader/fonts/" regular="NimbusMod.otf" italic="NimbusMod-I.otf" bold="NimbusMod-B.otf" bolditalic="NimbusMod-BI.otf" />
		<font name="Vollkorn" path="../../mnt/sdcard/reader/fonts/" regular="Vollkorn.ttf" italic="Vollkorn-I.ttf" bold="Vollkorn-B.ttf" bolditalic="Vollkorn-BI.ttf" />
	</fonts>
</reader>

Last edited by thoreau; 02-04-2012 at 03:04 PM.
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