Thread: Touch Hacking or Rooting the new nook simple touch reader
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Old 06-23-2011, 11:00 AM   #73
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Originally Posted by afv011 View Post
From the 1Gb of space available, 750Mb or so are reserved for B&N content, so only about 250Mb are available for side-loaded content.
I don't know why B&N keeps insisting on separating the B&N content from side-loaded content.

The reviews I have read of the STR said that if you sideload books onto the internal memory, they show up together with your B&N content. If you put in a memory card and then side-load on that, it shows up as "documents" and is not mixed with B&N content.

On my wife's nook, I moved ALL her content onto the SD card because of the page turn button crack issue. After 3 swap outs, it was just easier to simply move the card onto the new nook and off she went.

This is the one thing I find better about the Kindle and Sony eReader. One list of everything. The device doesn't care where the book came from.
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