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SbAgOoTs · 09-03-2014, 05:04 AM

Hi all,

I reopen this thread because I'm not able to create any symlink in my Kindle directories.
More in detail: I recently installed Duokan 2014 and I'm very happy with it and I would like to build the same classification (folder tree) I had in my Kindle OS without actually moving the files (because of bookmarks and annotations I want to maintain at least when booting in Kindle OS).
That's why I thought about creating the correct directories in DK_Documents putting the symbolic links of all my existing books there (together with the new ones from now on).
I tried both to use KDE service menu and to ln -s through my home Linux PC via USB, but I always get a Permission error (although I can create the new folders in the same way...).
What's wrong?
Any idea about how to do it?

Thanks in advance.

09-03-2014, 05:04 AM	#3
SbAgOoTs Member Posts: 24 Karma: 10 Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Italy Device: Kobo Aura One	Hi all, I reopen this thread because I'm not able to create any symlink in my Kindle directories. More in detail: I recently installed Duokan 2014 and I'm very happy with it and I would like to build the same classification (folder tree) I had in my Kindle OS without actually moving the files (because of bookmarks and annotations I want to maintain at least when booting in Kindle OS). That's why I thought about creating the correct directories in DK_Documents putting the symbolic links of all my existing books there (together with the new ones from now on). I tried both to use KDE service menu and to ln -s through my home Linux PC via USB, but I always get a Permission error (although I can create the new folders in the same way...). What's wrong? Any idea about how to do it? Thanks in advance.