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Didier · 02-09-2013, 06:05 AM

Hello,
I have successfully extended internal memory of my Kobo GLO with a PNY micro SD / 32 Go, class 6. On the Glo there is no screw at all. Just carefully remove the back cover (not easy but possible with force and patience).

It may be obvious

but the drive must be UNMOUNTED for gparted to work on it (if not, all right-clic options are greyed out).

I did a reset (not "reset to factory" option but with the little hole next to the usb port) and all is normal (before that the Kobo was not very responsive).

Total storage memory now : 29759 MB. Whoo

!

Many thanks

!

This thread deserve to be sticky.

02-09-2013, 06:05 AM	#21
Didier Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Paris, France Device: Kobo Libra	Hello, I have successfully extended internal memory of my Kobo GLO with a PNY micro SD / 32 Go, class 6. On the Glo there is no screw at all. Just carefully remove the back cover (not easy but possible with force and patience). It may be obvious but the drive must be UNMOUNTED for gparted to work on it (if not, all right-clic options are greyed out). I did a reset (not "reset to factory" option but with the little hole next to the usb port) and all is normal (before that the Kobo was not very responsive). Total storage memory now : 29759 MB. Whoo ! Many thanks ! This thread deserve to be sticky.