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Btw, I forgot to mention that you no longer need to change anything in V3update.bin because my idea of loading plugins locally (from ".lib" directory on the "internal storage") has been implemented and so you just need to copy a new libdjvu.so (or any other plugin, e.g. libfb2.so etc) to ".lib" directory on the reader and it will be picked up in preference to the one in the firmware. And simply deleting (or renaming) it will go back to the one in the firmware. No reboot is required and this is perfectly safe.
To execute such scripts (that do the renaming to enable/disable plugins in .lib) you need to make sure they end in ".exe.djvu" and use libdjvu 1.91 or later (it has support for executing programs *.exe.djvu). Also, to use the ".lib" feature at all you need biv_sumy or tirwal's latest firmware images (these two already implemented ".lib" and hopefully the rest will follow soon).
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