It is now at this commit: https://github.com/Kobo-InkBox/inkbox-os-init/commit/815782d25854b4469bcbc8b8ef9002e7aeb10d68

Since the now-default platform plugins that InkBox GUI uses are linked to `libinput`, this seems to create an unexplainable panic from the VNC touch input handler which just throws `Segmentation fault` for no apparent reason. Fixing this for now by mounting in-place the old platform plugins which weren't linked to `libinput` et. al only in this situation. The rest of the system still uses the `libinput` ones where possible.

`for real` => I hope

Update README.md

Update init binary to commit https://github.com/Kobo-InkBox/inkbox-os-init/commit/45e8250f3800a90461994cf338cd243b71abb908

Avoid multiple splash refreshes

Allow updating the root filesystem without having to copy it in tmpfs beforehand.

Update init binary to commit https://github.com/Kobo-InkBox/inkbox-os-init/commit/e25b64ffff01a6c2d2e2161061dd47cc0bcdb5a1

Update init binary to commit https://github.com/Kobo-InkBox/inkbox-os-init/commit/f238afac3cba486b3a8a60749a0e4dad6a2e7af5

Source code repository can be found here: https://github.com/Kobo-InkBox/inkbox-os-init

Andreas Kemnade authored Aug 26, 2022 and Nicolas Mailloux committed Aug 26, 2022

no need for it, the kernel build scripts already do their job

This commit provides Wi-Fi capabilities (CyberTAN chip) for the following devices:
- Kobo Mini (N705)
- Kobo Touch C (N905C) | Not yet tested but should work
- Kobo Glo (N613)

This step is handled in the root filesystem instead.