Quote:
Originally Posted by DNSB
I've tried to simplify the installation for use with Kobo firmware 3.8.0. Basically, instead of the rcS file in one archive and the Koreader script files in another archive, I've generated a single file that installs both at the same time. In theory, this will work for the Kobo H2O as well but don't have one to test -- as yet.
So simplified install process:
Download the advboot_380.zip file attached to this message.
Download Koreader -- see the Koreader thread for location.
Connect your Kobo ereader to your computer.
Unpack the Koreader archive and copy the koreader directory to your Kobo's .kobo directory.
Open the advboot_380.zip file and copy the koboroot.tgz file to your Kobo's .kobo directory.
Safely disconnect your ereader from the computer and let it install. On power on, you should now see two buttons, one to run the Kobo firmware, the other to run Koreader.
Have fun...
edit: added |dahlia in a couple of places so hopefully will run on the Aura H20 when it is released.
Regards,
David
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I tried this method in my Kobo Aura H2O (firmware is 3.7.0, I tried it anyway because there wasn't another specified version of the advboot for it). It worked well, untill I tapped the "Koreader" button. It led me to an unresponsive screnn of the File Manager. So I tried this:
Quote:
Originally Posted by tshering
Find in koreader/frontend/ui/input.lua
Code:
-- For single-touch events (ABS.code).
local ABS_X = 00
local ABS_Y = 01
and exchange the values of ABS_X and ABS_Y:
Code:
-- For single-touch events (ABS.code).
local ABS_X = 01
local ABS_Y = 00
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It didn't work, though. I'm still stuck in the File Manager screen. Do you know how I could fix this?
I've reset it anyway.