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Settings.toml auto-revert
Hi,
My Settings.toml
doesn't appear to retain any changes (version: 0.9.30). I have tried connecting from plato ("shared mode") and also quitting plato and connecting with the vanilla setup.
To edit Settings.toml, I'm mounting the kobo at ~/mount
and then editing ~/mount/.adds/plato/Settings.toml
-- but when I umount
and go back to the reader, none of the edits stick around/apply. If I re-mount I see an old version of Settings.toml
come up.
note: first time plato user
It can happen if /mnt/onboard
is lazily unmounted. Plato's script, scripts/usb-enable.sh
, first tries to unmount cleanly and then fallbacks to the lazy method. The vanilla script always lazily unmounts. You could prevent this by having Plato partially installed in /usr/local
(cf. standalone.sh
).
You might also want to check for any error messages related to Settings.toml
in info.log
(saved alongside Plato's binary): if there's a typo in Settings.toml
, the default settings are used (and written to Settings.toml
when Plato quits).
You might also want to check for any error messages related to Settings.toml in info.log (saved alongside Plato's binary): if there's a typo in Settings.toml, the default settings are used (and written to Settings.toml when Plato quits).
ah yepp! thanks
I made a bad assumption:
Can't load settings: can't parse TOML content from Settings.toml: unknown variant
none
, expectedtoggle-bars
ornext-page
for keyreader.south-strip
at line 130 column 1.