Aura H2O Adding new dictionaries to kobo.

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1. Adding a new language to Kobo.
http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...5&postcount=44

Add an "ExtraLocales=(iso 639-1 language code)" in the file eReader.conf



You have a new language on the list.



2. Copy the dictionary files to Kobo.
http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=196931
KOBO requires a special file naming for dictionaries.
Example: dicthtml-en-pl.zip - from english to polish.
Rename files and copy to "\.kobo\dict\".



3. Update database file.
I use Sqlite Manager plugin for Mozilla Firefox.
Open \.kobo\KoboReader.sqlite file.
(Database->Connect database -> indicate file KoboReader.sqlite).
In the left window find Tables -> Dictionary.



In the right window click "Add".



Sufix- file name without "dicthtml".
Name- name on the list of dictionaries.
Installed-true.
Size- file size in BYTES.
Issynced- true.
Click OK 2 times.







Close the database file (Database->Close Database).
Congratulations, you have a new dictionary.







Sorry for my english.

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On my Kobo Aura H2O I use the web browser to read news sites such as CBC News, general forum sites such as Reddit, and fiction sites such as Archive of Our Own (SIDE NOTE: being able to download fics directly to my device as a epub or pdf is great).

But I have noticed several problems with the default Kobo web browser such as multiple screen refreshes after a site has loaded, text appearing as grey instead of black, and difficulty processing some websites even in their mobile version even though the site is usually text-heavy (so photo/video processing should be a non-issue).

So is there a better web browser for Kobo devices out there? And how would I go about installing it? :thanks:

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Is there a way to adjust the colour of the led's in the firmware?
a registry edit of some sort? or a .bat file? haha

i am looking to warm the screencolour and reduce blue light for nighttime reading.

(kobo h2o)

thanks,

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Hi! I have bought my Kobo Touch N905 not new (seller told it was unused, but it's not true). I checked it on post, opened a menu, a book - all worked. Later I noticed, that Kobo worked slow and made factory reset. After that I suffer.
Touch sensor works randomly. I need to tap a lot of times to open menu or book. Pages turn in random directions. I opened "sketch pad" (it was hard) and tried to draw lines and dots - results are on photos.
I tried to load all versions of firmware one by one, but this bug stays.
Once the problem has gone. I even have drawn a circle and straight lines in "sketch pad". Then it came back.
I have found many similar cases on the internet and no one solution, that works for me. If you have any thoughts about it, please, help!
P.S. Sorry for my English :)

P.P.S I made a thread in wrong forum. Can moderator place it to common forum, please?

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May 5, 2016, 1:26 pm

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Step by step to install new dictionaries in kobo readers. It serves for dictionaries of another languages and install additional dictionaries of languages installed.

Inspired by the contributions of Robik and Pipcat in http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...30#post3311930

You must search dictionaries in kobo format. See in http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...ght=dictionary or prepare with Penelope (https://github.com/pettarin/penelope).

1.- Patch the libnickel.so.1.0.0 file with the method Metazoa patchs (http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=260100).
Edit the file libnickel.so.1.0.0.patch and adding the following patch (multi-firmware patch):

Spoiler:

<Patch>
patch_name = `Allow searches on Extra dictionaries`
patch_enable = `yes`
#
# To allow searches on Extra dictionaries change space character at end of "Extra: " to another char (ex: "Extra:_")
# The space char causes a non-desired "English - English" when searching on Extra dictionary from main menu.
#
#replace_bytes = BA9478, 20, 5F
#
find_base_address = `\0E\0x\0t\0r\0a\0:\0\x20`
replace_string = 000d, `\x20`, `_`
</Patch>

2.- We need a two chars code for each dictionary. If language doesn't exists on Kobo we can use its ISO-639-1 (Ex: Catalan => ca. Euskera => eu), otherwise we will assign a new fictitious code (Ex: English => e1, e2 . Spanish => s1)


3- Edit \.kobo\Kobo\Kobo eReader.conf and fill ExtraLocales=xx in [ApplicationPreferences] seccion with the two chars code of the dictionaries to install (separate with commas)

ExtraLocales=ca, e1, e2, s1, eu




4.- Copy dictionary files to \.kobo\dict

You have to name the files with the file structure of kobo dictionaries with the two chars code.

dicthtml-ca.zip, dicthtml-e1.zip, dicthtml-e2.zip, dicthtml-s1.zip, dicthtml-eu-es.zip



5- Open the SQLite database \.kobo\KoboReader.sqlite and insert rows on Dictionary table with adequate editor. I use the free SQLite Expert.

Select File> Open DataBase. Insert a row for each dictionary on Data seccion of Dictionary table. Select "+" and fill the form:

- Suffix: file name of the dictionary without dicthtml
- Name: write the name of the dictionary you want. I put the two chars code and description.
- Installed: Leave it selected
- Size: The size in bytes of the file of the dictionary. You can get on the properties of the file (right click)
- LastModified: write (null)
- IsSynced: Leave it selected

Save with "OK" and close the database with File>Close Database

- s1 - Español (DRAE)
- e1- English (WordNet)
- e2 - English - Español (Harrap's)
- ca - Català
- eu - Euskera-Español





6.- Safely disconnect the reader and restart.
You have the new dictionaries.
You can use on the book and from the menu dictionary of the home

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How to show games on Beta Features for Kobo Glo Hd

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I bought my e-reader to read not to play, but if games are already in source code I prefer they are not hidden ;-)

This patches are only for Kobo Glo Hd, who doesn't show games on Beta Features screen.

Inside nickel there are some compressed streams (.qm for translations, .png, .css, ...).
In one of those css, there is the code that causes games are not shown on GloHd:

Spoiler:

#boggleContainer[qApp_deviceIsAlyssum="true"],
#solitaireContainer[qApp_deviceIsAlyssum="true"],
#rushHourContainer[qApp_deviceIsAlyssum="true"],
#sudokuContainer[qApp_deviceIsAlyssum="true"],
#sketchPadContainer[qApp_deviceIsAlyssum="true"] {
qproperty-visible: false;
}

With a python script, I changed that code, with care to respect the same number of bytes. You can install the resulting nickel with attached KoboRoot.tgz, or you can execute attached python code to do by your own.

My first attempt blocked my e-reader because I forgot to set attribute executable on nickel file! But after a factory reset (thx davidfor!), I tried again with permission set and that's right ;-) Attached files are ok with that.

With nickel patch, games are shown on Beta Features, but only the first page (Sketch Pad, Sudoku, Web Browser, Unblock It). The second page (Solitaire, Word Scramble) is not available. That is because a check is done on libnickel, so we must reverse that check with a patch, that could be processed inside libnickel.so.1.0.0.patch (from GeoffR patching instructions).

Spoiler:

<Patch>
patch_name = `Show second page of Beta Features for Glo Hd`
patch_enable = `yes`
#
replace_bytes = 986010, 00, 01
</Patch>

Python script could be useful for other firmwares, but KoboRoot.tgz and Patch are only for 3.19.5671!

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nickel-patch-games.zip (4.19 MB)

Mesure battery duration for KSM

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The goal was, as I wrote at an older Koreader's forum post:

Quote:

I asked tshering in his KSM thread for a way to count the time I read and he was kind enough to give me a command to add to my power-off script to measure the uptime of the reader. It would be nice if someone with bash knowledge could improve it to give us somehow the total time, since now I have to make the counting manually, and to format it in a more readable way e.g.: uptime: 0:00:14:32 (total 0:02:42:56) idle: 0:00:13:32 (total 0:02:24:31) battery: 68%

I was using a combination of this handy mod for Koreader and tshering's scripts to get a more accurate picture of my battery's duration.
And since nobody improved the original script, I had to learn a bit about bash and try to improve it myself.
So I did, and this is the outcome.

DISCLAIMER - USE AT YOUR OWN RISK
I'm using this with Kobo Glo (non-HD), KSM7 and Koreader v2015.11-11-g16509e2.
It should work with other configurations too, but I can't be sure about the KSM8 before someone else try it.
UPDATE: For KSM8 files and instructions, please read the 2nd post from tshering.

INSTALL FOR KSM7
There is a KoboRoot.tgz in the KSM07_uptimeX_0x.zip
The steps are:

• Extract KoboRoot.tgz from the KSM07_uptimeX_0x.zip
• Copy KoboRoot.tgz into the .kobo folder
• In KSM7 menu select "handle update" > "install update"
• Wait until the device has restarted

The KoboRoot.tgz archive contains a modified poweroff.sh script that will be copied to the "\.adds\kbmenu\onstart\" directory and
the show_uptime.sh and delete_uptime.sh scripts that will be copied to the "\.adds\kbmenu\scripts_intern\returntests\" directory.

That's it!

After that, every time you shut down the device (really shut down, not suspend) it will add a line to a uptime.txt file that it will be created in the "\.adds\kbmenu\logs\" directory.
This line will be in the form of:

Code:

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2016:03:08_19:59, 0:00:11:58 total: 52992 bat: 78

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which is the date and time that the device was shut down, the time it spend open, the total ms that the device was open after the creation of the uptime .txt, and the current battery level.

Whenever you want to check the status you have to goto KSM and navigate to scripts>tests>returntests.msh and execute the "show uptime.sh" script.
You will get a reading of:

Uptime: 0:00:01:56
Total time: 0:14:06:23
Battery charge: 65
Battery spend: 22

If you want to restart the measurements (after a partial or complete charge) you have to execute the "delete uptime.sh" (found in the same place) which deletes the uptime.txt.
You have to restart the device after that to start fresh.

The "Battery charge" and the "Battery spend" sum is the battery level of the device when the uptime.txt was re-created.

If anybody that is more knowledgeable than me with bash (almost everybody ;o) can improve the scripts, please do so and post the updates here.

After two complete battery cycles, I'm in a happy position to announce that my Glo's battery is enough for more than 2 days of continuous reading:
2 days with 76 shutdowns and
2 days and 4 hours with 56 shutdowns.

I'll keep on measuring a bit more before coming to a conclusive number, but its much better than I thought.

...and have a nice read too...

Edit: Uploaded a zip file, since .7z files are not supported ...

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You can dismiss tiles (Sync, Shelf, Library...) by adding trigger to sqlite file.

1) Download sqlite editor, I'm using SqliteStudio.

2) Backup the sqlite file from your device, X:\.kobo\KoboReader.sqlite, just in case, copy the file to folder in your PC.

3) Open SqliteStudio, database > add database ,X:\.kobo\KoboReader.sqlite.

4) Select Table:Activity and go to Data.

Attachment 148693

5) You can see all the tiles on device, the tile Type and Enable (true or false)
go to Triggers > Create Trigger.

6) Now write a trigger to disable a tile, example Sync.

Name: Sync
Action: UPDATE

Code:

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UPDATE Activity SET Enabled='false' WHERE Type='Sync';

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The tiles dismiss only after reboot the device, exiting nickle or connecting the the device to PC.

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Hi I have spent a while trying to get linux installed on my Kobo aura HD. I want to try to use it as a headless lowpower home LAMP server.
Reason being is that the screen is broken, so its next to useless as a reader.
I have had success USB telnet into it thanks to the hacks posted but the debian images I have tried I failed to get working:
Ive tried the external SD debian/android image and the Debian .ext3 hack but somehow no success.

So has anyone got suggestions of either how to get the wifi connected via telnet, install lamp into the kobo or get debootstrap working so i can install debian or something similar. Im pretty new to linux.

Or if anyone as a KOBO aura HD image that has debian/linux working without need to dealwith busybox?

Playing around with the guides and hack so far has been a great learning experience so far btw folks, thanks for all your efforts!

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1. [1]when I did not use epub:type:"refnote" ("footnote", "rearnote",etc) on my tags, but kobo consider some of hyperlinks as footnotes that I do not want.
   
   
   [2]when i use the pop-up fearture, but the pop-up box sometimes would show too more content below the the footnotes.

I see kobo epub guidelines, they does not tell more detial about eink platforms.


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To whom it may concern,

Would someone be so kind as to send me a link to the Stock Nickel SD image for a Kobo Glo N613?

I have recently "upgraded" from Marek's V1 Android image to V2, and while I appreciate the added features I seem to have run into a number of additional bugs, making my Kobo pretty useless as a day to day reader.

I believe I have my original stock SD card at home somewhere, but would rather not have to wait until I return (and can find the time to dig through boxes to retrieve it).

Thanks in advance,
The Lernean Hydra.
:thanks:

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The idea of building a better fmon has come up a few times, with the main goal of avoiding potential catch-22 issues by making sure an icon has been processed by nickel before launching anything...

This came up once again in a KOReader enhancement request, this time with a POC.

Since I don't use KSM, and I've always been interested in the trick used by fmon to launch stuff (using inotify, which I'm familiar with, especially how to deal with it in the peculiar environment of an USBMS device), I decided to take the plunge and build a proper, polished product out of that concept.

So here comes KFMon! The goal is to basically do what fmon does, but safer, more user-friendly, and more configurable.


I won't be rehashing the documentation here, see the GitHub project for the full and up-to-date version ;).
This documentation includes install instruction (notice how I'm not repeating those here, so you will *have* to read the doc? ;p).

Some quick but important notes: let's call this a beta for now, so make sure you have full backups of your device beforehand, in particular your Nickel database & settings.
Full disclosure: I never had to resort to something more drastic than a pinhole reboot & a db & settings restore (i.e; no lost content, no factory reset) during my early tests, but those Kobos sure are finicky, so, better be safe than sorry ;).

It ships with a default config file providing a KOReader launch icon. In order for it not to do anything stupid, it currently requires a bleeding-edge version of KOReader. As of right now, this means an OTA >= v2015.11-404!
Shit *will* happen if you use an older build, you've been warned.

Of course, running both fmon & kfmon in parallel is highly discouraged, and completely untested, so, don't ;).

As I said, it's beta, so, if you encounter anything weird, detailed feedback will be key to fix potential issues ;).
And, as usual, I'm open to all kind of trivial comments. In particular if you feel the documentation is lacking or confusing, don't hesitate to tell me :).

And, it bears repeating: carefully read the full documentation from top to bottom before diving blindly into stuff ;).

Enjoy!

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KFMon-v0.9-16-g9b914a8.zip (368.0 KB)

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I've made another tool to show info about hacks, similar than Kobo Patch Gui, but in a web site and with a database behind. We can browse patches for each firmware and select them to download as .patch files.

http://pip.cat/khd/

This database is a repository of Kobo hacks discussed at MobileRead Developer's Corner. It contains all hacks included by GeoffR in Metazoa firmware patches and also other hacks published elsewhere. Metazoa hacks are imported by a script for every firmware version, and other hacks are imported by hand.

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Is there any patch i can stop aura h2o refresh screen after every 6 pages? I have kindle pw 3 and i don't think it refresh at all.

Thanks

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Hello

I would like to know if it is possible somehow to change the header of my Kobo Aura HD so that it goes further down and I'm able to see the lines while reading a book because the screen is damaged up there and I can't access configurations etc... check the pictures

On this thread: http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=217192
there is a hack to put fullscreen can the opposite be done, so that I'm able to shrink the header and/or footer but still have the same size font on all the ebooks that I read?

Could a mod delete the original thread: http://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=274699

I realized I've posted into the wrong section and then realized it was too late.
Thank you

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This is a tool writen in python that allows to change all css styles located inside nickel file. There are two scripts, one to extract and one to patch.

- First step is to run python extract.py to get all css found in nickel.
- For each css stream a .css file is created (45 .css files for firmware 3.19.5761).
- Browse .css files to find out interesting things that could be changed.
- Modify .css files and run python patch.py to put them inside nickel.

Notes:
- Extracted .css files are easy to view and modify with any text/css editor.
- Css code inside nickel is detected on compressed and non-compressed streams. (24 and 21 for fw 3.19.5761)
- When you modify a .css file your code cannot be longer than original code. To allow some extra chars to add some css properties or change a font name, etc, if your code is longer it will be minified. That gives you additional characters, the number depends of css code (if longer and with comments, more to gain).
- When running patch.py if your code is too long an error message will be show, and you need to shorten maybe removing code related to other devices.

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patch-nickel-css-v02.zip (12.6 KB)

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Hello

I am a happy user of a Kobo Glo..... so far :)
FCC ID: NOIKBN613
IC: 8857A-KBN613
MODEL: N613

Here is the description of the malfunction I am experiencing.

1) I tried to power up my device with the ON/OFF button despite the "connect to power source" message was visible (device initially in sleep mode).

2) The device went directly to a "Reinitialisation phase"

3) Since then, my device is reacting as following:
- Reset actuation (bottom hole): LED is flashing successively Green/blue/green/OFF then the screen blinks with no image/character display..... and nothing more.
- ON/OFF button: when the device reacts, it is as described above

4) What I tried:
- Reset button actuation
- Combinaison of Reset&ON/OFF buttons
- Disconnect battery for hours then connect it again
- Plug the device to power source (to PC and to a wall outlet): sometimes the LED goes Green, sometimes not. Sometimes the LED goes green when I remove the power plug ....
- Change the SD card keeping the same root image.

I am now stucked and I fear that the hardware is OOO.
The only thing I can try is load a new image maybe....

What is you opinion ?

Thanks in advance

Sorry for grammar and spelling slaughter. English is not my native language.

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Hi!

There are many topics and pages on how to create/convert custom dictionary for Kobo.
I have quite big database consist of
- word,
- definition (multiline, html formatted),
- inflections (forms?)

It's polish-polish source.
I do export this database to html which then i convert with kindlegen to mobi file.
I do not own any Kobo device and i have no idea how to make it 'the good and easy' way.
I was thinking that penelope has ability to convert from babylon to Kobo on the fly (i'm looking for CLI software), but it doesn't. But first i made scripts, and then checked =/

I was thinking about creating .tab Source, but can not find (it's quite late in Poland ;)), at the moment, any useful information about doing it with inflections.
Found this page too - it's cool, but again - no inflections (?!).

Am i missing something or it is not The Way?

Regards!

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I don't have any need to change Kobo images, but poking around I made some simple python scripts to search, extract and patch them. This is really not very useful, but if someone is interested, it's not difficult to do.

For example, you can change the image shown on "About Kobo" with your prefered logo or a customized photo.
It's easy to do because there is only one image (790 x 330 px) for each device model and it's easy to locate.

But depending of wich images you want to change, there could be many variations for diferent devices/resolutions, and you should try-and-hope to know wich ones are used on your device. There are 1.239 images in nickel 3.19.5761, about 2,6 mb.

Readme.txt:

Spoiler:

Code:

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Tool to extract and patch png images inside Kobo binaries
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- python search.py
        - Edit variable KOBO_FW_FOLDER to fill your path to Kobo firmware files.
        - Execute to find streams in Kobo firmware files.
        - With firmware 3.19.5761 we get this:
        0 zlib streams, 58 png streams. libchess.so
        0 zlib streams, 8 png streams. libcrossword.so
        0 zlib streams, 7 png streams. librushhour.so
        52 zlib streams, 0 png streams. libsolitaire.so
        {'.css': 0, '.mng': 0, '.png': 0, '.txt': 52, '.qm': 0}
        2 zlib streams, 20 png streams. libsudoku.so
        {'.css': 0, '.mng': 0, '.png': 2, '.txt': 0, '.qm': 0}
        43 zlib streams, 1239 png streams. nickel
        {'.css': 25, '.mng': 1, '.png': 4, '.txt': 2, '.qm': 11}

- python extract-png.py
        - Edit variable KOBO_FW_FOLDER to fill your path to Kobo firmware files.
        - Execute to extract png images.

- If you want to modify images, some tips:
        - Edit the png images you want to modify with your preferred software.
        - Don't remove image number and hexadecimal position from images filename (it's needed to find them in binaries when patching!)
        - New png images could not be larger than original ones!
        - Normally you can't change a simple image with a high-resolution photo for example because you are limited by filesize.
        - But you can make some changes if you careful and optimize image.
        - After your changes, use a compressor to reduce image filesize. Ex: compresspng.com optimizepng.com tinypng.com etc...

- nickel images:
        - There are 1.239 png embedded in nickel 3.19.5761
        - Some images are repeated with diferent resolutions for diferent devices.
        - You probably must try-and-hope to locate wich images you need to change for your device.
        - I only changed an image shown on my "About Kobo Glo Hd" (nickel-0375-175c6a.png) with a custom logo,
        because it was very easy to locate (1 ocurrence with Model N437)

- python patch-png.py
        - Edit variable KOBO_FW_FOLDER to fill your path to Kobo firmware files.
        - Edit variables NEW_IMAGES and calls to patch_pngstreams with your selection.
        - If you already patched nickel, you may want to indicate it in call to patch_pngstreams.
        - Execute to patch png images.

- Execute ./publish.sh to create KoboRoot.tgz, and copy to folder .kobo/ in your device.
        - Edit lines starting with cp $DIR_BINARY/ to select wich files to patch.

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Hello,
I have recently corrupted the system image in my Kobo Touch and was looking if anyone had it.
My Kobo Touch is the Model: N905C (the one with a internal micro SD card)
Here is a picture of the motherboard:

(I also have android on a external micro SD card and that works fine)
Thanks