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I've run linux for years (though I'm not much of a hacker) so I tried to unpack SWUPDATE.BIN, but had no luck. I think I'll try the other method. I'm thinking of trying "rsh" or "get_root" for terminal access. Although I couldn't get either to work with the 2.1.2 firmware.
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Search the net for a program called
pbfwsplit.pl (I found a copy in the Russian PB forum). It's a perl script that unpacks the SWUPDATE.BIN file into pieces. One of the pieces is called
app.img; mount that using loopback. For 2.0.6, look in the bin/ directory of the mounted filesystem for AdobeViewer.app. In newer firmware updates, there's a cramfs image inside that also needs to be mounted before you get to the copy of AdobeViewer.app
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/mnt/ext1 is the directory I'm put in when I mount the device's internal memory. Is that correct?
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Yes, that's exactly right.
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If that is correct then I don't have a /mnt/ext1/system/config/extensions.cfg file. I do have the /mnt/ext1/system/config directory containing other .cfg files.
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Create the file if you don't already have it, and copy in the line:
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pdf:@PDF_file:1:XXXXX.app,AdobeViewer.app,pdfviewer.app:ICON_PDF
Replace XXXXX.app with whatever you rename the old AdobeViewer.app to.