fuse-rm allows you to access the reMarkable library (in /home/root/.local/share/remarkable/xochitl) or its backup as normal filesystem.

This is useful on device for having a single library between xochitl and KOReader (or any other reader).

To mount a xochitl directory (filled with *.metadata, *.pdf, etc.):

fuse-rm xochitl-dir mountpoint

• manipulating folder structure
• adding and removing epubs and pdfs

• removal does not remove all files and directories related to the entry

• trash
  • remarkable has two levels of deletion before really unlinking the file: moving to to an implied "trash" directory, and then setting the "deleted" flag in metadata.
• access to annotations and notes (rendering lines-files needed)

For a local build, just use cargo.

To build for the reMarkable (uses podman to run the toolchain):

make toltec

Assuming that the device is accessible at root@remarkable with key-based auth:

make deploy-rm

Before testing on a live device, it is a good idea to backup your xochitl directory.