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Old 12-19-2008, 12:14 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by llasram View Post
As it turns out, Windows is not a big-endian platform. Who knew? I've pushed a fix to Kovid, so it should hopefully end up in the next release. Apologies for the wait...
Big-endian/little-endian is processor specific not OS. Chances are your going to run into little/big endian issues on Linux as well.

BTW I took a look at the LIT file you posted. It looks like the links do not work on the LIT file. I checked the MOBI and they do work. Also there are issues with the CSS. I suspect this is because you are converting to ePUB first then to LIT. ePUB uses CSS2 I don't know what version LIT supports, but CSS2 is stricter than CSS1. (Note the CSS problem is caused because CSS2 does not allow styles to start with a number, where this was valid in CSS1)

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