Already on the works with Ciromattia, but I want to share the info maybe someone in the community has more ideas.
I tried KCC to convert a folder with images to mobi file(s) but I get the '/no such file .mobi'
ERROR/errno2. I have kindlegen on my system. Another "image to mobi converter" is using it to convert with no trouble.
This is what Terminal tells me. (I am using Snow Leopard 10.6.8)
IF I run macbook:~ $ kindlegen
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Amazon kindlegen(MAC OSX) V2.8 build 0208-797bf75
A command line e-book compiler
Copyright Amazon.com and its Affiliates 2013
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Usage : kindlegen [filename.opf/.htm/.html/.epub/.zip or directory] [-c0 or -c1 or c2] [-verbose] [-western] [-o <file name>]
Note:
zip/directory formats are supported for XMDF sources
Options:
-c0: no compression
-c1: standard DOC compression
-c2: Kindle huffdic compression
-o <file name>: Specifies the output file name. Output file will be created in the same directory as that of input file. <file name> should not contain directory path.
-verbose: provides more information during ebook conversion
-western: force build of Windows-1252 book
-releasenotes: display release notes
-gif: images are converted to GIF format (no JPEG in the book)
-locale <locale option> : To display messages in selected language
en: English
de: German
fr: French
it: Italian
es: Spanish
If i do macbook:~ $ which kindlegen
/opt/local/bin/kindlegen
AND IF I do macbook:~ $ type kindlegen
kindlegen is hashed (/opt/local/bin/kindlegen)
IF I do macbook:~ $ kindlegen /Volumen/HDD2/documents/xxxx.epub
it does info(pcrgen) and builts the xxxx.mobi So I believe it works. AND I tried this with the epub generated by KCC.
Today I add a KindleGen folder in my homeuser but still the same Errno2.
I like/use KCC regardless, but I wanted to inform about this situation.