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Old 04-27-2013, 06:41 PM   #62
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Location: Virginia, US
Device: Kobo Wifi, Kobo Glo
Awesome job, yoq! Works great on my Glo.

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Originally Posted by Tiburscyo View Post
I copied the two files, and changed the line rcS and kobotweaks.ini file with Notepad + +. I did the reboot and the option "Toggle Night Mode" appears, but nothing happens.

I need to copy the rcS also to the folder /.Kobo?
Replaces rcS file line and he looked like this:

Code:
/mnt/onboard/run.sh &
/usr/local/Kobo/hindenburg &
LD_PRELOAD=/mnt/onboard/.kobo/screenInv.so /usr/local/Kobo/nickel -qws &
#LD_PRELOAD=/mnt/onboard/.kobo/screenInv.so /usr/local/Kobo/nickel -qws &
Is that correct? Thanks for any help.
The rcS file needs to end up in the /etc/init.d/ directory (which you can't see when you connect your Glo to your computer). You should setup USB networking (installing KoboLauncher is the easiest way), and then you can copy the rcS file to where it needs to go with this command (assuming the modified rcS file is in the .kobo folder):
Code:
cp /mnt/onboard/.kobo/rcS /etc/init.d/
I would provide an installer, but since this is a new hack and it has the potential to cause problems you shouldn't use it unless you have a method of recovery such as USB networking (or are comfortable opening up your device to get the micro SD card out).
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