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Originally Posted by TadW
Someone (boroda, is that you, porkupan?) has published the updated instruction on Russian the-ebook.org. Of course I don't understand a single word. Someone care to translate? 
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Yes,
boroda and
porkupan are in fact the same person

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Not sure there is any value in translating the above Russian text into English. I basically reitereated in Russian the info in
igorsk's readme files and the Sony Reader hacking Wiki. The sole purpose of the excersize was adding the Cyrillic support to the Reader's fonts. I did provide the link to my modified image of the Fsk (/opt) filesystem with the new fonts already built-in. I didn't uncover any new info, and I didn't find any problems with the process, described by
igorsk. I was working in a cygwin environment, but all of this could be done in "DOS" Command Line window with just a bit of investigative effort. If you have the ready image, and you don't wish to unassemble and reassemble it to add or remove your own stuff, you will not really need cygwin libraries and/or environment (get the cksum.exe too).