Nathaniel van Diepen

As It's been quite a few months without more information, I'm closing this. We can open it again if @JimmieLoca gets back to us with more information.

https://github.com/Jayy001/codexctl/blob/d80064059d637d51374189ca69010a34a6f125ee/codexctl/__init__.py#L239-L244 This is most of the way to detecting which device. `/sys/devices/soc0/machine` will contain `reMarkable 2.0` on a rM2, and either `reMarkable 1.0` or `reMarkable Prototype 1`, depending on how...

It looks like the logic to check what updates are already downloaded hasn't been updated to handle the changes for #29

I would be able to test anything you write here. I guess it might be easier for me to develop and open a PR as I have windows installs I...

It would probably make more sense to title this "codexctl extract does not work on macOS"

This is because extract/mount are currently only for linux due to the underlying dependency. But it should be handled better instead of raising a ModuleNotFoundError.

You may also be able to use a postinst script to accomplish this as well.

I explored adding qjsc, but due to a difference in the default flags in the toltec toolchain and entware, it wasn't playing nice. It may be worth exploring in the...

@onecseven now that [OS 3.2.3.1595 support has been added to toltec](https://github.com/toltec-dev/toltec/releases/tag/2024-W21). Are you still having the same issue while doing an uninstall with the latest copy of toltecctl?

> wget: can't open 'bootstrap': File exists It looks like you already have a bootstrap file, but `sha256sum` is failing reading it. Try deleting the file and then downloading it...