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Originally Posted by space_escalator
So I'm beginning to think that hope for developing a k2 clock kindlet is doomed.
That's fine.
No worries.
What about the browser?
clocktab.com does not seem to work in my k2i's experimental browser.
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Please give details beyond: "doe not work".
Tell us each thing you have tried and the specifics about each result.
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Originally Posted by space_escalator
I see 3 possible solutions:
1. Figure out a way to get clocktab.com working
2. Find another, similar clock site which works
3. Build our own html clock site and run it locally on the kindle
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- So tell us how it is failing for you, other than "not working".
- Similar in what way? Works in what manner?
- Run the custom client on the Kindle? Run the server on the Kindle? Both? Neither?
Details please, be specific.
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Originally Posted by space_escalator
Of the 3, my guess is #3 has the best chances, but alas, I know no html. If you decide to be a wonderful person and code one for me, I'd like the time in AM/PM format with no seconds, and the date, preferably with the month spelled out. Do you think you can help me out? Thanks!
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Have you tried first to port known, working, "Kindle as a ... Display" applications to the K2i?
There are at least two (probably more) project threads to look at here - -
Using a Kindle to display the weather.
One uses an Internet source of weather information -
One uses a locally generated source of weather information.
It is often better to work on a piece-wise development - -
Move to the K2i something similar, known to work, from another model Kindle.
**AND** describe what works, what doesn't, and what does happen.
Then decide how to proceed.