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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
My crystal ball was on fire \o/!
Yes, your OS is screwing with you; to make things clearer, don't do anything from inside the device mount itself, just unpack the zip in Downloads or whatever, and the copy the *contents* of that inane top-level directory named after the zip that Finder created out of nowhere (to the root of the device volume). IIRC, that should essentially be two folders, one named koreader and one named extensions.
(Also, stop messing with MKK/KUAL; you've got KUAL running, so that's done).
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What if there's already a folder named extensions that has "KUAL.cfg" in it.