Now that makes the behavior even more strange.
Unless you are running firmware older than 5.5, you must be running firmware 5.5 or more recent.
OR
You ran the wrong update_*.bin for your device, or didn't install with MrPI, or .....
Code:
tar --extract --file=kindle-linkss-0.24.N-r13420.tar.xz
cd ScreenSavers
less ChangeLog.KUAL.txt
Quote:
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Originally Posted by ChangeLog.KUAL.txt
2016-08-01 14:13 NiLuJe
* [r13410] linkss/bin/linkss.sh, linkss/menu.json:
Kindle Touch Hacks:
* ScreenSavers:
* Add a button to process images in the staging directory.
Making sure the framework won't choke on them.
Basically duplicates the relevant code from cover mode...
Should hopefully help people deal with crappily encoded images...
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And:
Quote:
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Originally Posted by src/extensions/linkss/menu.json
Code:
{
"name": "Process staging images",
"if": "\"KindleTouch\" -m \"KindlePaperWhite\" -m \"KindlePaperWhite2\" -m \"KindleBasic\" -m \"KindleVoyage\" -m \"KindlePaperWhite3\" -m \"KindleOasis\" -m \"KindleBasic2\" -m || || || || || || ||",
"action": "./bin/linkss.sh",
"params": "tools_staging_process",
"exitmenu": false,
"checked": true,
"refresh": false,
"status": false,
"internal": "status Process images from the staging directory"
}
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Although I had the name wrong, it really is there.
And it does not require Python to process all the staged images, see ./bin/linkss.sh for the details.