Thread: RemoteInk - a tool for using PocketBook e-reader as a computer monitor
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Old 09-13-2025, 04:46 PM   #36
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Still interested in setting this up to make use of the old 902 I have lying around. Having issues with resolving dependencies on Ubuntu 24. Some libs used in the make file are at least 10 years old. Any help making it work again please?
Hi,

In taranis sources, you'll find a Containerfile and instructions to fetch and install the SDK to build whatever you want (see the CONTRIBUTING.md file). Instructions are given to build the GNU Scientific Library and taranis itself, but you should be able to build RemoteInk too.

Beware that RemoteInk relies on X11, thus the Linux host must have an X11 server running which isn't always the case anymore, we're in the wayland era now...

EDIT: Sorry too much enthusiasm: No problem to build the server; For the client, compilation is ok but the linker fails to find a symbol in the libc... No immediate solution for me...
Last edited by orontee; 09-13-2025 at 05:17 PM. Reason: Too much enthousiasm...
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