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Old 10-09-2021, 10:07 AM   #24
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Location: Germany, Rhein-Main
Device: PocketBook Touch HD 3
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Originally Posted by Skeeve View Post
I cloned it but I'm not sure what to do next. What's the firmware for my Touch HD3? Currently I have 6.4 but is there anything for 6.X devices? Does not seem so.

Maybe it's all a bit dated?
Yes, it is all a bit dated. Fortunately, the latest SDK for firmware 5 will work on a Touch HD3, despite it being like 4 years old. Try `SDK_481`. I think the folder `PBSDK` is not the right SDK version.

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Originally Posted by Skeeve View Post
but when calling make I get
Code:
bash-5.1# make
LC_ALL=C /pocketbook-sdk/PBSDK/bin/pbres -c ./icons/icons.c -4 icons/app_icons/ic_star.bmp icons/app_icons/icon_back.bmp [...]
/bin/sh: /pocketbook-sdk/PBSDK/bin/pbres: not found
make: *** [Makefile:34: icons/icons.c] Error 127
Well, it says right there was the problem is: `/pocketbook-sdk/PBSDK/bin/pbres: not found`. It wants to run `pbres` Ithe 'PocketBook Resource Compiler', but obviously your path is wrong.

Is it correct that `/pocketbook-sdk` is directly at the root level on your installation? Perhaps you just missed a dot: `./pocketbook-sdk`. Or to be on the save side, just supply the whole absolute path at `PBSDK ?= [path here]`
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