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Subject: E-reader: expand capabilit?
Date: Fri, 21 Mar 2014 07:53:04 +0000 (UTC)
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Going to a remote, isolated location for a few weeks, may be a good reason
to buy an e-reader. But since e-readers are said to actually be
linux/android computers, a linux user would not want to be restricted
to using the e-reader for reading text.

Where's the 'entry point' for "jailbreaking" an e-reader?

An essential is that, you need to get into a loop:
 <read what's in the file-dir>
 <write to the file-dir>.

Currently I'm interested in the make: kobo;
but the principles should be the same for all brands?

Thanks for any info.