koboctl is a Go CLI tool that provisions and hardens Kobo e-readers over USB, automating the installation of KOReader, NickelMenu, KFMon, and Plato while locking down telemetry, disabling unnecessa...
I don’t remember exactly how I did it but I have a Clara 2e and was able to bypass the login requirement by editing the sqlite file, I have never put in a wifi password
I think it depends on what you want. You only need to do the SQL lite thing if you want to be able to access the store and overdrive, probably a few other features.
If you don’t care about any of that, you just open the .conf go to the [ApplicationPreferences] section and add the line
SideloadedMode=true
Then you’re good to go. This worked on my Kobo Clara BW and my old Libra h2o (which I miss so much).
If you want to keep going from there then nickelmenu, koreader.
Are you sure the method described in your link doesn’t work? I’m seeing other sources saying it does: https://yingtongli.me/blog/2018/07/30/kobo-rego.html
I don’t remember exactly how I did it but I have a Clara 2e and was able to bypass the login requirement by editing the sqlite file, I have never put in a wifi password
I think it depends on what you want. You only need to do the SQL lite thing if you want to be able to access the store and overdrive, probably a few other features.
If you don’t care about any of that, you just open the .conf go to the [ApplicationPreferences] section and add the line
SideloadedMode=true
Then you’re good to go. This worked on my Kobo Clara BW and my old Libra h2o (which I miss so much).
If you want to keep going from there then nickelmenu, koreader.
Ah, that might have been how I did it actually, I don’t use those other features
The method took me doing it twice for it to work, but I wouldn’t consider it an obvious option. There was previously just a skip/do it later.
Yeah it is scummy that there is no option in the UI