Maybe this will restore my faith in digital tablets.
I made notes, saved them. Only for the next morning to find my device out of battery and the notes missing. I don't get it, feels like I was zapped by some evil overlord that didn't want me recalling what I had written for the next part of my cartoon.
There's a project called codexctl that can help you run an offline update to the latest firmware https://github.com/Jayy001/codexctl
reManager is far better for this use-case [0] instead of these fragile scripts.
[0] https://github.com/rmitchellscott/reManager
woah 4 years is considered obsolete?
My kids still using thinkpad 430 from 2013
Is part of the article missing? It ends abruptly.
Maybe this will restore my faith in digital tablets.
I made notes, saved them. Only for the next morning to find my device out of battery and the notes missing. I don't get it, feels like I was zapped by some evil overlord that didn't want me recalling what I had written for the next part of my cartoon.
Now just use good ole paper and pen.
The tablet stopped being able to update just from sitting unused for a few years. That really decreases my faith, at least in reMarkable.
Sounds like a software issue, there's no reason for that to happen in 2026.
Why not use paper and pencil?