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With a remarkable 2 running 2.4.1.30, the ePUB files installed with repush.sh never seem to be updated beyond the two page placeholder added in commit 67b15a3
The $UUID.ePUB file in ~/.local/share/remarkable/xochitl/ has the right sha1sum, so the file transfer worked, although the corresonding $UUID.content file still only has the two pages listed rather than the few hundred that are expected, and viewing the document on the table only shows the two empty placeholder pages.
Am I missing a step to have the tablet process the .epub file to populate the .content?
PDF files work with repush.sh, however. Uploading ePUB directly via curl --form file=@foo.epub http://10.11.99.1/upload also works fine (for small enough files)
If I ssh into the device I run epub2pdf --epub $UUID.epub --pdf $UUID.pdf, then it will update. Alternatively, if I load the empty two page document and change the font, the tablet appears to re-run epub2pdf or something under the covers to regenerate it, so that is a workaround. (I don't see a new process running to do the conversion, so I'm not certain what command line it uses for the conversion when invoked from the GUI)
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osresearch commentedon Dec 3, 2020
PDF files work with
repush.sh, however. Uploading ePUB directly viacurl --form file=@foo.epub http://10.11.99.1/uploadalso works fine (for small enough files)osresearch commentedon Dec 3, 2020
If I ssh into the device I run
epub2pdf --epub $UUID.epub --pdf $UUID.pdf, then it will update. Alternatively, if I load the empty two page document and change the font, the tablet appears to re-runepub2pdfor something under the covers to regenerate it, so that is a workaround. (I don't see a new process running to do the conversion, so I'm not certain what command line it uses for the conversion when invoked from the GUI)