Quote:
Originally Posted by oren64
I didn't know there is a problem with Linux/Mac, maybe I should have ask someone to test it before I release it.
I don't know what causing the problem in Linux/Mac, so if someone want and help I will appreciate that, at the meantime it only work on Windows.
The only change I made is to 4.3.9084.sh file is "FIRMWARE_VERSION=4.3.9084", I didn't change the files in the tool folder.
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Unlike Windows, Unix derived systems (such as linux and OSX) have a concept where files need to be "flagged" in order to be executable. This flagging is done by marking the file as executable, and is normally done by the command "chmod +x file_name".
If you look at the listings in
Quote:
Originally Posted by baskerville
No: the shell script runs $PATCH32LSB_BIN (one of the binaries in tools/).
Please notice the difference between:
Code:
$ zipinfo patch_kobo_4038966.zip
Archive: patch_kobo_4038966.zip
Zip file size: 513518 bytes, number of entries: 19
drwxr-xr-x 3.0 unx 0 bx stor 17-Mar-17 13:32 patch_kobo_4038966/
-rwxr-xr-x 3.0 unx 1315 tx defN 17-Mar-17 13:30 patch_kobo_4038966/4.3.8966.sh
And:
Code:
$ zipinfo patch_kobo_4039084.zip
Archive: patch_kobo_4039084.zip
Zip file size: 508399 bytes, number of entries: 19
drwx--- 3.1 fat 0 bx stor 17-Apr-12 22:28 patch_kobo_4039084/
-rwxa-- 3.1 fat 5061 bx defN 17-Apr-12 09:01 patch_kobo_4039084/4.3.9084.bat
-rw-a-- 3.1 fat 1315 bx defN 17-Apr-12 18:34 patch_kobo_4039084/4.3.9084.sh
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you should see the differences.