Tired of dealing with crashes and crappy performances using Koreader on Kindle Paperwhite with your HUGE pdf books? Expecially when trying to reflow them? Don't worry, here is the solution:
1) Download THIS version of koreader:
https://code.google.com/p/koreader-p...7.zip&can=2&q=
(Its quite stable on this device, and should have less limitations to the cache then latest version)
2) Extract the folders on your Kindle Paperwhite
3) Do the same with the patch in the archive below. You will be prompted to overwrite two file
Now you will see two new entries in the kual menu:
- Start koreader without framework
- Open last document without framework
What are they for? They simply start koreader in a different way, after killing the system framework. This means lots of extra RAM memory, free and available for processing your huge pdf files!
Just two cons if you are launching koreader this way:
- Your beautiful screensavers won't appear until you close the program
- Closing koreader will take some extra time, because it will also restart the framework
Last thing: you could still experience some crash, but they won't be memory-releated anymore (better, I hope so). I'll try to test and provide you the best stable versione to use with this trick and Kindle PW.