[QUOTE=Markismus;2723853]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.... etc. etc
If I look on the box I read this:
Product no:N905-KBO-B
S/N: N905K342***** -B
Well. Here are results of redirection in koreader.log:
NtxHwCfg_GetCfgFldStrVal:[WARNING]Config version too old !! Please update config file !!
Auto-detected Kobo
Device model=
Kobo_trilogy
Firmware revision
3.0.1
Screen height =
800
Screen width =
600
....
In attachment zip file with all ueseful files.
I have to say that now on kobo touch all seems to work fine. (Dictionaries should work? cause they don't)
Only a word aboud Koreader_kobo.sh. Here is mine:
#!/bin/sh
export LC_ALL="en_US.UTF-8"
# we're always starting from our working directory
cd /mnt/onboard/.kobo/koreader/
# export trained OCR data directory
export TESSDATA_PREFIX="data"
# export dict directory
export STARDICT_DATA_DIR="data/dict"
# stop Nickel
killall -STOP nickel
killall -STOP hindenburg
# finally call reader
./reader.lua -d /mnt/onboard 1> koreader.log 2>&1
# continue with nickel
killall -CONT hindenburg
killall -CONT nickel
ABOUT This lines:
...
killall -STOP hindenburg
...
./reader.lua /mnt/onboard 2> crash.log
...
killall -CONT hindenburg
If I had -stop hindenburg before calling reader.lua I feel the device more responsive, or almost I think it is.
What kind of process shoud "Hindenburg" be?
THXX
