Firmwares 4.39.23027 and 4.38.23038

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by EnterNameHere

Thank you very much for doing this! I've now updated all 3 of my Kobos (Mini, LibraH2O, Libra2).

Good idea with the kobopatch.yaml file - I didn't use it this time, but will do so next time as it will make future updates much easier (I currently use the Compare plugin in Notepad++ to compare my previous .yaml files against the newest one, which is a pain!)

I used to use the compare plugin in Notepad++ before I switched to the kobopatch.yaml file. So much easier.

[DNSB]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

I used to use the compare plugin in Notepad++ before I switched to the kobopatch.yaml file. So much easier.

Using the kobopatch.yaml overrides does require you to check the new release read.me file to catch any patches that have been removed or added. Still a lot less work than using the individual .yaml files.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by DNSB

Using the kobopatch.yaml overrides does require you to check the new release read.me file to catch any patches that have been removed or added. Still a lot less work than using the individual .yaml files.

Also looking at the thread for the patches will say that's added/removed.

[JSWolf]

Originally Posted by DNSB

I did some testing and the only patch that failed in the ones included in the .zip file posted by PSWolf was the PDF Pan/Scan widget.

I changed the offset for the Don't uppercase header/footer text and did some cleanup in the kobopatch.yaml while running my tests such as grouping patch groups to make it easier to prevent enabling more than one group member. I also added my preferred delete the log file before starting in kobopatch.bat which makes it easier to note errors.

Would you mind starting a thread in the Kobo Developers forum with your updated patches for 4.38.23038? We have yet another person in the old patch thread asking for help with the new firmware. Thanks.

[DNSB]

Not really interested in doing so. My plate is already pretty full and I do not wish to add more work.

Perhaps you might volunteer to do so?