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I don't think we scroll in A2 mode. A2 is used for very few things IIRC.
When in file browser, there is no "already opened document" (as it is closed then). You can use the history (via menu) to go back to the last viewed document, which is probably what you mean. |
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Thanks for the effort!
I installed KoReader on my PB Touch Lux 2 with FW 4.4. It works ok, once the book is opened. It takes a long time, though, to open a book. When I click on a file to open in KoReader, a message appears and stays there for more than a minute. If I press the menu button during this time the screen flashes with the home screen and the book cover and somehow I end up in the open book. It would be great if this problem could be resolved. I'd also need to know if there is a EN-EN or EN-German stardict dictionary for KoReader. How can I implement a dictionary into the app? |
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I can confirm the ling time it takes to open a book.
A book that opens in 20 seconds on Koreader for Kobo can take up to 20 minutes(!) in Koreader for PocketBook. Once the cache file got created Koreader is not really slower on PB than it is on Kobo, but the first start of a book is really bad. |
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In the meantime, I found stardict dictionary data and copied it into the right directory. But nothing happens when I want to look up a word.
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I don't think it takes a long time for the book to open, it just takes a long time for the screen to be updated with the new contents. If you touch the screen, it updates right away. I think the program is just missing some event that tells it when to update the screen as soon as it's ready.
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But after nothing happened after a minute or two I also started touching and clicking buttons. And I had to wake up the device a few times from falling asleep. It does not take 20 minutes for every book, just for really big ones (a few MB, no pictures, or just one title cover). I did not really expect the book to open at all after 10 minutes or so, but I just kept waking it up and touching from time to time. And finally the book was there. I have seen this not just with one book but with a few, and all of them open way faster in my Kobo's Koreader, even the small and weak Kobo Mini. |
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This worked on a Kobo: if the time on the device, i.e., your Pocketbook, is behind the time on the computer from which you copy the dictionary files, the dictionary application "sdcv" seems to fail. It might look to it like all the dictionary files are from the future. You can check this by listing the modification times of the dictionary files. If sdcv has run at least once, there is an additional cache file *.idx.oft. When I discovered this behaviour, the .oft file's time was two hours BEFORE all the other files' time despite it was created AFTER. I changed all times back to before the time of the .oft file, rebooted and the dictionary worked. This should of course also happen if you wait long enough for the device's time to catch up. The internal clock seems not to be in the same time zone as shown by the UI, it is for me always two hours behind. I am in a GMT+1 time zone, so it does not even with respect to GMT make any sense... I was very puzzled by this at in the beginning. The dictionary did not work right after copying the dictionary files over, just said "Nothing found" or so. Later all of a sudden it started working. Now I understand that only the Kobo's clock had caught up with the dictionary file times. Encouraged by this, I copied more dictionaries over and it stopped again since now these files were from the "future". The sdcv code is not very readable, so I cannot easily see why this is so, but it is reproducible on the Kobo. Last edited by sadowski; 02-04-2015 at 11:06 AM. |
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I'm not sure if this is the problem here anyway, because I waited a whole day to try again and the lookup didn't work. It kept showing "No definition found." And there was no .oft-file created. Can someone else try on their PB Touch Lux 2 if dictionaries work in KOReader? I downloaded some from this site: http://abloz.com/huzheng/stardict-dic/bigdict/ |
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Hello, I installed the koreader on inkpad, it's fantastic, far better than fb and cool. but only one problem, when i try to login with the evernote account, it always crashed, i have get the crash log file, hope someone can help me.
Atached mp shm: id 0 addr 40037000 size 17864 ----------------> USING A2PLUS MODE <----------------- attach_shm: mtfb key=251331929 size=2048336 Atached mtfb shm: id 148009 addr 40a5a000 size 2048336 ------------------------- The task - koreader.app have xres=1200 yres=1600 bpp=4 vdepth=8 ------------------------- ndepth:4 hqdepth:4 orientation:0 attach_shm: ref key=2130378752 size=1920000 Atached ref shm: id 8001 addr 40cf2000 size 1920000 OpenTheme: /ebrmain/themes/Contrast.pbt ts: loading default calibration values Atached mqueue: id 8001 ./luajit: error loading module 'ssl.core' from file 'common/ssl.so': libssl.so.1.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory stack traceback: [C]: at 0x00043139 [C]: in function 'require' common/ssl.lua:7: in main chunk [C]: in function 'require' common/ssl/https.lua:10: in main chunk [C]: in function 'require' plugins/evernote.koplugin/EvernoteOAuth.lua:6: in main chunk [C]: in function 'require' plugins/evernote.koplugin/main.lua:180: in function 'doLogin' plugins/evernote.koplugin/main.lua:151: in function 'action' frontend/ui/uimanager.lua:296: in function '_checkTasks' frontend/ui/uimanager.lua:444: in function 'run' ./reader.lua:138: in main chunk [C]: at 0x0000bdf1 |
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As for the dictionaries, you can test them on a computer using the command line program "sdcv" for stardict dictionaries. This is the same tool as used by koreader for dictionary look-up. |
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