K4NT
4.1.1 (1813030025)
Firstly sincere apologies for my complete lack of knowledge (i.e zero) regarding writing scripts! I have searched the forum and open source for some help and i have seem similar threads and have tried to cobble something together for several weeks already!
PROJECT
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I am looking to use a K4NT to display a random black & white line drawn comic strip which will change one or twice daily (and work on battery alone).
I currently have a jailbroken K4NT with the screensavers hack and basically I am trying to write a script that will just do the same as a human pressing the power button twice at a set time during the day (thus changing the screensaver to another random image before going to sleep again).
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I have been trying to use/adapt parts of other contributors scripts such as those by peterson and _nico
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...=235821&page=3
where _nico is managing to get the following results with his Kindle KT3 on a single charge "57 eips updates a day, 30-35 days".
I have also poured over the onlinescreensavers hack and the kindle weather display and
https://www.linux.com/learn/wake-lin...alarm-clock%20
As a test I have been trying to set the K4NT to wake using the RTC (RTC1 as there is no wakealarm in RTC0) to wakeup after 100 seconds have lapsed using the code below which I start via the CLI when connected to the K4NT via SSH.
Code:
#!/bin/bash
lipc-set-prop com.lab126.cmd wirelessEnable 0
echo Current Time : `date` `date +%s`
ENDWAIT=$(( `date +%s` + 100 ))
echo Wake Up Time : $ENDWAIT
echo 0 > /sys/class/rtc/rtc1/wakealarm
echo Readback time: `cat /sys/class/rtc/rtc1/wakealarm`
echo $ENDWAIT > /sys/class/rtc/rtc1/wakealarm
lipc-wait-event -mt com.lab126.powerd '*'
This produces these results but doesn't seem to wake the Kindle back up. I also found that following command will carry out a simulated press of the power button on the K4NT.
Code:
lipc-send-event com.lab126.powerd.debug dbg_power_button_pressed
Any help/advice greatly appreciated.
Thanks.