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Originally Posted by knc1
All good questions, but the person who would be the best to answer them (NiLuJe) is away at school.
Well, I am pretty sure that the cover thumbnail is handled by the Amazon firmware.
And the screen saver image(s) are handled by the ss add-in.
It is certainly possible that one of those can accept something that the other one can not.
I don't know the ss add-in well enough to suggest anything else.
(Well, other than using the 'free' command or the 'swapon -s' command after trying to open the big file, to see is swap had actually been used. There should be examples of those commands in that post.)
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Okay thanks! Maybe someone else will be able to provide some information on either the ScreenSaver Hack or the comic converter.
After setting up the swap, when I checked to to if it had been used, some of it was filled up. However, I forgot whether I browsed another ebook or not (instead of just the large 300mb comic), so I rebooted. I turned swap "on" after reboot, and after typing the "free" command, I saw that 0/16mb were being used in the swap (as expected I think). However, after opening and browsing through the comic it still stays 0/16mb of the swap are used. No matter what ebook I browse, it still won't fill up. Any ideas?
Note: I am using kTerm, so I'm not sure if exiting out of the ebook empties the swap or something.