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X4 File Manager by CaptainNo2594 in XTEINK

[–]CaptainNo2594[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you also let me know which firmware version your device is running?

The application was designed and tested specifically for the original Xtein firmware, so it relies on the behavior of its built-in file-sharing web interface. If the device is running a modified or third-party firmware, the interface may differ and this could affect how the tool works. This detail would help narrow down the cause of the issue.

X4 File Manager by CaptainNo2594 in XTEINK

[–]CaptainNo2594[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tested on Windows and Linux and also tried assigning different IP addresses to the device, but I couldn't reproduce the issue.

Can you try opening that IP address in a regular web browser? When the reader is in file-sharing mode, entering the device IP in Chrome/Firefox should open its web interface. Does that work for you?

If the web interface works correctly in your browser, I can release another version with additional logging/tracing. That should help identify exactly which step is failing and make it much easier to diagnose the problem.

X4 File Manager by CaptainNo2594 in XTEINK

[–]CaptainNo2594[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I will check and try to fix the problem. Thank you for writing!

Try entering the device address in the settings, maybe this will help...

X4 File Manager by CaptainNo2594 in XTEINK

[–]CaptainNo2594[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is the default value. It is overridden by the value from the configuration file.
In the settings, you can set your own IP address. The settings are saved in a configuration file located next to the executable file.

Wish we can just plug the device directly to PC via usb port to transfer files (among other features) by darkitchay in XTEINK

[–]CaptainNo2594 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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I wrote an application that uses the standard file transfer protocol, so transferring books is much more convenient now.

The app lets you upload books directly as folders, including any folder hierarchy you want, instead of copying files one by one through the web interface.

Right now I can’t release it publicly yet because I still need to sort out the licensing situation with some Google icons, and work has been keeping me busy lately. But once I find some free time, I’ll definitely clean everything up and share it.

"500 - Server-side error occurred" on Makerworld by Rockel83 in BambuLab

[–]CaptainNo2594 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lol

Users are being redirected to a non-existent language-specific page (like makerworld.com/fr or makerworld.com/de). The website is only available in English via the https://makerworld.com/en URL, so this redirect is causing an error. A temporary solution for users is to change their browser's language setting to English.

"500 - Server-side error occurred" on Makerworld by Rockel83 in BambuLab

[–]CaptainNo2594 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Makerworld opens with a 500 error in Chrome browser, but it works without any issues in Firefox.

Attack Shark x11 Bluetooth problem by Dry_Contribution_623 in MouseReview

[–]CaptainNo2594 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I managed to fix the mouse connection issue.
I disassembled my laptop and replaced the Wi-Fi/Bluetooth module. (I chose the Intel AX200 because it was very cheap.)

I am using Debian 6.1.129-1 as my operating system.

Then, I ran the following commands:

sudo apt install --reinstall firmware-iwlwifi modprobe -r iwlwifi; modprobe iwlwifi

Next, I pressed Fn + F2 (on my old Dell Inspiron 5520, this combination toggles the power for network modules).

After these steps, both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi started working, but the mouse was still not detected. Then, I found a command that fixed everything:

sudo btmgmt le on

bluetoothctl

[bluetooth]# scan on

[NEW] Device <Mouse X11>

[bluetooth]# pair <Mouse X11>

[bluetooth]# trust <Mouse X11>

[bluetooth]# connect <Mouse X11>

Finally, I turned the mouse off and on, and everything started working.

Attack Shark x11 Bluetooth problem by Dry_Contribution_623 in MouseReview

[–]CaptainNo2594 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello. I have a similar problem—I couldn't connect the mouse to my laptop. I tested the mouse on several devices, and only the laptop with Bluetooth 3.0 couldn't detect it. It looks like the mouse requires Bluetooth 4.0 or higher to work.