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Originally Posted by PeterT
This could be done one of two ways.
a) If you have installed one of the hacks for enabling telnet access to the Kobo, then it would be trivial.
b) Or by simulating the regular Kobo upgrade; ie creating a pseudo KoboRoot.tgz that contains the desired files in the correct subdirectories, then placing that file in the .kobo directory and allowing it to be processed.
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Fonts copied to internal onboard memory don't show up.
I also learned that the embedded Kobo font 'Times New Roman' is still in the internal memory but is also not shown as an installed font. This font was present on earlier firmware versions but later removed or more likely deactivated. Same for 'Delima'.
Installing TNR as a sideloaded font works, but doesn't give access to the TyeGenius font settings.