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2024.07 crashes on Tolino Epos 2 #12595
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Try the nightly. |
Yes please, use https://ota.koreader.rocks/koreader-android-arm64-v2024.07-229-gcba79bca1_2024-10-02.apk. Also, while you're at it please follow #8482 and report your device, so we can add support warmth lights again (device was removed because we didn't have the strings to properly identify it) |
Crashes immediately. The release needs more time for the crash. The Tolino Epos 2 is an old android device. See the old case. |
Detailed logs would be helpful. |
The order is reversed. ;-) |
I meant something more along the lines of output from |
I think that's all I can give you. |
I disagree, @BurkSchu. You can do a lot more :) First of all, I linked you the wrong version (arm64) and your device belongs to a family (tolinos) which don't really care about aosp/android standards. So please try again, with the latest nightly, this time for your device :): https://ota.koreader.rocks/koreader-android-arm-v2024.07-232-gf0e5acfd2_2024-10-04.apk. In case it crashes please also attach screenshots like you did previously. They're very useful. Extra points if they're sorted ;) And sorry about the missguide :/ |
I should have seen that it was the wrong version. The 32-bit version is running! |
Great!. Now please follow the second part of #12595 (comment) to get warmth working for you and everybody else with that device :) |
Issue
KOReader crashes at start. Maybe the same problem as with version 2024.04 on Tolino: #12210
Steps to reproduce
Install 2024.07 (koreader-android-arm-v2024.07.apk) on Epos 2 and start
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