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Old 09-09-2015, 10:53 AM   #111
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Some things to look out for regarding the configuration file:

- In order to prevent overwriting an already existing configuration file, the config file is created only a few seconds after the device reboots (and named screensaver.cfg.$date if there already was a screensaver.cfg). Now, if after installing this mod you connected to PC instantly, it may be that the screensaver.cfg did not have a chance to be created yet. After rebooting the Kobo, give it a few seconds before you connect to PC. (I will try to improve this in a future version).

- If you set uninstall=1 in the configuration file, the mod will be uninstalled on the next reboot. If you then decide to re-install the mod, you should change the config file back to uninstall=0 first. Otherwise you will install the mod, and because the mod does not overwrite the old config file, it will uninstall itself right away again.

- Don't use MS Notepad to edit the configuration file. Use Notepad++ instead. In particular you must use Unix/Linux line endings (\n instead of \r or \r\n)
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