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Originally Posted by Aenea
When you use the iRex supplied Mobipocket reader on a desktop system you can easily set the /proc/sysset/euid to that of your iLiad and move it to any computer/handheld supporting Java...
On the other hand, last night I just wanted to check out how easy or difficult it is to try to hack the java stuff and by de-compiling AWTGraphics.class and adding some stuff in the drawText() method it's quite easy to get all the text of a secure Mobipocket ebook... Better yet, I kinda have a working hack which converted a secure ebook to HTML using a hacked iLiad reader (you can actually intercept the Palm records (4K in size) and write them out as they are decoded...).
Maybe I will make it more usefull and/or without the need for actually opening a window, but for me it did what I wanted: it's definately possible...
If there's a need or interest I might publish a future version of it, and I can easily do that since I'm in the Netherlands 
Cheer,
Aenea |
Do you think this will work on a Windows machine? I would be great to be able to always keep the same PID and also to be able to drop off the DRM as well.