Nathan Aclander

[calibre-remarkable-device-driver-plugin.zip](https://github.com/naclander/Calibre-Remarkable-Device-Driver-Plugin/files/7256545/calibre-remarkable-device-driver-plugin.zip) I've made a test plugin with `py-bcrypt` instead of bcrypt. Apparently py-bcrypt is bcrypt implemented in pure python, so I'm hoping this will at least solve the immediate issue...

@zelomel your issue is not related to the original problem in this thread ( bcrypt failing to load ). The current issue for @barnumbirr and @r0bbie is that bcrypt is...

@barnumbirr The versions publicly released don't solve the problem on Windows. Can you please try the plugin I have made custom for your use case [here](https://github.com/naclander/Calibre-Remarkable-Device-Driver-Plugin/issues/2#issuecomment-930759087) ( If that's the...

> @naclander my bad for the shoddy explanation. Thanks for Clarifying. I'm still not sure what `cryptography.hazmat.bindings._rust` is referring to. We might be hitting dependencies of dependencies which end up...

I'm not sure. You can still ssh into your remarkable tablet right? Device detection in the plugin just tries to ping the remarkable tablet until successful. Are you able to...

@Mikowmer, thanks for digging into this. the mobile reads forum answer from the calibre creator is basically the current situation: > if it is and the abi version of the...

I didn't understand from your original issue if you explicitly saw a problem with the plugin connecting from calibre to your tablet?

If you're able to see the logs that would be helpful in determining exactly why the plugin is failing to connect.

Hey @RobFreundlich , thanks for opening the issue. I need to dedicate some time to figure out why this is happening. Are you using the code directly from master? or...

Hey @bhirsch42 , I probably left a test `breakpoint` in the code somewhere when making that test plugin. Sorry about that, glad you were able to `Ctr-D` out of it....