Following your method, I was able to get about 30 seconds of telnet/FTP access before my computer booted me out with the given error message. I disabled auto-connect on my desktop and suddenly my connection was stable!
Something useful I came up with: I modified my
/usr/local/Kobo/udev/sd with the following additions (shown in bold):
Code:
if [ "$DEV" == "$DEVNAME" ]; then
if [ "$ACTION" == "add" ]; then
mount -r -t vfat -o shortname=mixed $DEVNAME /mnt/sd
if [ $? != 0 ]; then
mount -r $DEVNAME /mnt/sd
fi
/mnt/sd/run.sh
fi
echo sd $ACTION $DEVNAME >> /tmp/nickel-hardware-status &
fi
if [ "$ACTION" == "remove" ]; then
umount -l /mnt/sd
sync
reboot
fi
Now when I insert a MicroSD card with a run.sh script on it, it will automatically run the script! This way I can start up nickel normally when the device boots, but kill it in run.sh if I need to. Also, the device reboots when the SD card is removed... this is for convenience.
I intend to play around with Koper and see if I can create a Kobo application framework using Node.js... just a little pet project
