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Originally Posted by genoasalami
Owl- I'm back again. I'm using a very large custom dictionary. With some finagling I can get it working. However, inevitably it stops working and says that I have no dictionary installed at all. After plugging into a computer, I see that my dictionary is there just fine. So I have to go through the rigamarole again of reinstalling the original dictionary, restarting, replacing it, etc. And, eventually, I trick the Forma into loading my replacement dictionary.
Is there any way around this? I am guessing it's doing some kind of simple check and deciding that it's not the default dictionary, despite the file name matching.
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Despite I always manually copy the firmware update, I know that this happens when there is an automatic sincronization or an automatic firmware update. Try to pacth the firmware enabling the patch named "
Change dicthtml strings to micthtml" inside the libnickel.so.1.0.0.yaml. You should rename the dictionary. See
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