Mickey330 said:Unfortunately, the "fix" was kind of a hack in the first place. With the upgrade to iOS 5.1.1, whatever worked by using Backgrounder for Bluefire must have been changed or broken. As the jailbreak on iOS 5.1.1 is so new, I've not heard of any workarounds being developed or released.
All I can suggest is to use Overdrive if you want to get library books and wait to see if anyone works on this freezing issue under the new iOS.
Sorry, but that's where we are.
Marilyn
Mickey330 said:No. When you first initialize your library card, you choose the PIN. As far as I remember, if you don't have one, you can go to your library (online or in person) and set up a new PIN. Worse comes to worse, contact your librarian. They'll be able to help...
Marilyn
Great! I'm not able to use my library card inside Overdrive, but I can borrow books nevertheless and read them with it! Thanks again for being such a deep well of knowledge to delve from, iPadforums!
Does iBook support the ePub-format, anyone? Don't like the way Overdrive "flips" the pages, really...
//Stefan
...might want to see if the library has Kindle books.
How do I recognize this? Should it say "Kindle"? in that case it's Overdrive for me, I'm afraid...
I saw a Kindle pad in action at the poolside when in Turkey recently. Holy Canneloni, the contrast! It looked like a proper printed book page!
//Stefan
Hi Speedin,I liked the "fix" before, but as you mention with the new JB it does not work, but where can i get the Overdrive
EDIT: i have found out that when i'm in Bluefire reader and instead of pushing the "Home button" once to acces the desktop (an then freeze) i can push the "home button" twice so the pop up of the background programs comes up and then i can chose one program from there. The other program will swich/open as it should and from there i can push the Home button once to access the "Desktop"
I still have Backgrounder installed. I hope the "fix" helps untill a real solution arrives.
God, those bad reviews torture me endlessly. It is something we can't fix due to how we use C++ libraries (rendering engine) and how that relates to memory management. You could get an app like backgrounder to force the app to quit when you exit it, or you could download "ebooks reader" by the German company "libri.de" which is just Bluefire Reader with a different skin. They had so many jailbroken devices in Germany that we changed the app so it quits whenever a user switches to a different app rather than going into the background.
I have iOS 5.1.1 and can confirm a workaround using Backgrounder, installed in Cydia.
In Backgrounder, make an override for BlueFire, and set it to "Off," which will force BlueFire to quit instead of trying to go into the background, which we know doesn't work.
Pressing Home after making the override will cause a respring. After that, BlueFire should work fine. No more freezes. But every time you come back to BlueFire, it has to start from the beginning.