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create the following directory: ~/.config/syncthing/Ĭreate the following configuration file, named config.xml:.

Kobo glo file types how to#

Here is how I installed and started Syncthing at first: Linux and Android, and statically compiles by default which means it's I chose Syncthing because it's simple, lightweight, supported on

Progress sync'd, but I haven't tested that feature just yet. Means I could use koreader from multiple devices and have my reading Metadata, since it's stored next to the files. Now the entire collection is synchronized.Īs a bonus, I can actually synchronise (and backup!) the koreader Previously using Koreader's OPDS support with Calibre's web interface,īut that was clunky and annoying, and I'd constantly have to copyīooks around. I use Syncthing to copy all my books into the device now. This might beīecause koreader ships with dropbear (or an older version), but I Note that ed25519 keys do not work: try an RSA key. enable SSH in koreader (Gear -> Network -> SSH -> start SSH).KOBOeReader/.adds/koreader/settings/SSH/authorized_keys

Kobo glo file types install#

You might also want to install some dictionnaries and configure NickelMenu is the simplest and better integrated I have To install some other thing to start koreader, which doesn't start on Instructions (see also the NickelMenu home page). AndĪnyways it's the easier way to get a shell on the device.įollow those instructions, particularly the NickelMenu the "file browswer") as intuitiveĪs the builtin one, but the book reading just feels better. I still don'tįind the general user interface (ie. INSERT INTO user(UserID,UserKey) VALUES('1','').sqlite3 /media/./KOBOeReader/.kobo/KoboReader.sqlite.

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This guide (from the same author!) has this awesome trick toīypass the annoying registration step.

copy it over to a new, larger card (say on your computer).

crack open the Kobo case (don't worry, it sounds awful but I've.

So even though this seems likeĪn invasive and difficult procedure, I actually do recommend you do it Should be the first thing done so the original SD card acts as a (right before writing the syncthing scripts, below). Unfortunately, I did this procedure almost at the end of this guide HD was 8GB which meant all my books actually fitted on the original,

The Kobo Glo HD, but I decided to take a more streamlined, minimalistĪnd, hopefully, easier for new users than the pile of hacks I wasĭoing before (which I expand on at the end of the article). Really last for decades, not years, but I guess that's too much toĮxpect from our consumerist, suicidal, extinctionist society. Hopefully it will last longer than 5 years. Which is really why I bought this thing in the first place. Hardware design didn't change, I can still hack at it like a madman, USB-C (instead of micro-USB) port would have been nice too.īut otherwise, it's pretty slick, and just works. With the display, and the device is still kind of on the thick side.

"amber" night light which is nice, but the bezel is still not level Is a bit disappointing: you'd think they would have improved on theĭesign in the 5+ years since the Glo HD has come out.