Hi,
Sorry I am a bit confused by your question.
When kindlegen is run without the "do not include source" command line option, it automagically includes the zip of the source. It always includes both a mobi7 (old format) and mobi8 (aka kf8/azw3) version of the book in the palm container (.mobi file).
When KindleUnpack is run on this file it will try to output the source zip, will unpack the older mobi7 part of the file, and unpack the mobi8 (kf8) part of the file.
It will unpack the mobi7 part into the single large old html file and folder of images.
It will try and unpack the mobi8 (kf8) part into a typical epub-like structure with multiple html files, css, images, and etc. The resulting epub may not be valid but most times will be if kindlegen is passed in a valid epub.
KindleUnpack also has a command line option to allow splitting of the original file into separate old version (mobi7) and newer mobi 8 (azw3) files.
So what exactly are you seeing? What parts are missing? Did you add the "don't include source" option when running Kindlegen? What command line options did you provide to KindleUnpack?
If you post a test case that illustrates the issue, I would be happy to look at it.
KevinH
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Originally Posted by R. Scot Johns
Hello all, just a quick question here.
Aaron Shepherd is reporting that he is seeing an azw3 and converted mobi file inside the extracted contents of a mobi file, along with the kindlegensrc.zip file and the standard mobi7/mobi8 folders, but he is no longer finding images in the mobi8 folder, only in the mobi7 one.
However, I am not seeing any of this myself, just the two folders, the source zip archive and the log file. Although the file sizes show a disparity which indicates the possibility of a missing file of roughly the same size as the kindlegensrc file.
Is there a logical explanation for this? He is on a Mac and I'm on Windows 7 if that matters. He is also using the AppleScript and obviously I am not, although I doubt that has anything to do with it.
Is anyone else getting the azw3/mobi files in an extracted archive?
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