* Unbreak OTA on crappy shells
Very, very old ash versions abort on set -o failures (as mandated by
POSIX, granted). This makes it impossible to reliably catch failures in
a single step.
So do it from the Lua side instead.
Should fix#5844
* Launch the zsync wrapper through bash on Cervantes
* [Kobo/reMarkable] Don't skip fbdepth when launching KOReader @ 8bpp
I'm not quite sure how that can happen unless you really want to, but
apparently it did on @Frenzie's H2O ;p
* Also remove the temporary files when doing a full retry
* Bump base
Pickup the required zsync2/FBInk updates
(https://github.com/koreader/koreader-base/pull/1038)
* Actually does what it says on the tin for Abort
i.e., cleanup temporary files
* remarkable: remove unnecessary screen invalidate on resume
This is handled in uimanager if needsScreenRefreshAfterResume is enabled
(which is the default).
* remarkable: pass a path argument to reader.lua
Otherwise if lastfile is not set in the settings (e.g. install and then
exit without opening a file) koreader will just refuse to start.
* remarkable: pass koreader.sh args (if any) through to reader.lua
Touchscreen is mirrored in X & Y and has a different resolution from the eink panel.
Uses systemd for time/date/suspend/poweroff/reboot
Two systemd units for platform integration. button-listen is a very
simple launcher.
to-do: add support for wifi by implementing a wpa supplicant dbus client.
Authored-by: Thomas Spurden <tcrs@users.noreply.github.com>
Update shellcheck and shfmt to the latest version.
Fixes <https://github.com/koreader/koreader/issues/5152>.
Btw, you can apply shellcheck suggestions with a command like:
```
shellcheck --include=SC2250 -f diff *.sh | git apply
```
* Prefer our own FBInk binary
* Get rid of the CRe config tweaks
* Oops, actually ship libkohelper in the KUAL extension.
* Bump extension version
* Flush to disk before printing final status message
* Restart KOReader after a crash, after showing a fancy crash recap screen (our very own Gray Screen of Death!).
Kobo only, because it's possibly the platform where getting booted out
of KOReader is the most annoying.
Keeps track of crashes, to be able to give up after a while, in order to
avoid boot loops in the unlikely event of a crash loop on startup.
Adds a dev option to *always* exit KOReader after the crash screen.
Although the current hard-coded paths work on debian, they may fail on many other distros. Other distros may pack koreader based on the released deb file. I personally have problem using current script on nixos, as it does not use the paths `/bin/bash` and `/usr/lib/`.
