Thread: Instructions for patching firmware 3.3.x, 3.4.x, 3.5.x
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Old 07-13-2014, 08:23 AM   #211
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Originally Posted by PaulJS View Post
I'm stuck as well. I didn't do any alteration to the kobo-update-3.5.0.zip archive, I put it unziped right into 3.5.0_source folder and I got those errors.

To locate missed files I opened kobo-update-3.5.0.zip and KoboRoot.tgz inside that and missed files were still there in ./KoboRoot/usr/local/Kobo folder.
I think you're misunderstanding GeoffR's comment. What the script does is extract KoboRoot.tgz from the firmware zip file, and then (try to) extract the ./usr/local/Kobo/libnickel.so.1.0.0 and ./usr/local/Kobo/libadobe.so files. It is the last part that's failing for you as your KoboRoot.tgz file seems to contain different paths inside it, so the second extraction fails.

Try using "sh -x" as I suggested, which might show us if the script's going wrong somewhere else.

Which version of OS X are you using? If you type
Code:
which tar
what does it print?
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