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Old 12-28-2013, 06:15 AM   #924
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Originally Posted by xping View Post
My mother has a kobo touch. I installed koreader build 735 this morning and it is afflicted by x-y coordinates inversion problem.

Does someone solved this issue?

Edit: problem solved editing Lines 27-28 in input.lua
Great!

What would be better is that we would know which model it is, so that we can update the code to work for all future installs.

Could you check which model is reported?
It's dumped to screen if you're running from a terminal. If not you could modify your call to lua line:
Code:
# finally call reader
./reader.lua -d /mnt/onboard 1> koreader.log 2>&1
The "-d" flag enables debugging,
"mnt/onboard" is your startup directory,
"1>koreader.log" redirects standard output from screen to "koreader.log",
"2>&1" redirects error output to standard output.

When I run it likes this, the first 9 lines of koreader.log look like:
Code:
Auto-detected Kobo
Device model=
Kobo_phoenix
Firmware revision
3.1.1
Screen height =
1024
Screen width =
758
I would like the exact string of Device model or better the koreader.log file and the working input.lua file, so it the code can be modified.

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