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AlexKidd · 04-29-2012, 04:08 PM

If you use CoolReader on a M92 please try this:

Create an empty file.oar and write these simples command inside it

Code:

#!/bin/sh

du -d 1 -h /root/.cr3/ >> $0.size.txt
ls -latr /root/.cr3/cache/ >> $0.list.txt

and put this file in the SD (the root o an any folder) then execute it with OK button (or select it with the stylus)
Two new files are created in the same folder. This file contains the size of the /root/.cr3/cache/ directory (size.txt) and, if exists, the list of the epubs opened (list.txt)

I don't want to infringe your privacy and don't want to know the content of the second file (list.txt) but I want to know if also (you who have a recent version of the firmware) your CoolReader stores each epubs opened.

If you can please report also the exactly version of your firmware

04-29-2012, 04:08 PM	#2
AlexKidd Enthusiast Posts: 33 Karma: 1012 Join Date: Feb 2012 Device: Onyx Boox 60, Onyx Boox Max Carta, Wexler Flex One	If you use CoolReader on a M92 please try this: Create an empty file.oar and write these simples command inside it Code: #!/bin/sh du -d 1 -h /root/.cr3/ >> $0.size.txt ls -latr /root/.cr3/cache/ >> $0.list.txt and put this file in the SD (the root o an any folder) then execute it with OK button (or select it with the stylus) Two new files are created in the same folder. This file contains the size of the /root/.cr3/cache/ directory (size.txt) and, if exists, the list of the epubs opened (list.txt) I don't want to infringe your privacy and don't want to know the content of the second file (list.txt) but I want to know if also (you who have a recent version of the firmware) your CoolReader stores each epubs opened. If you can please report also the exactly version of your firmware