Thread: Kobo Wifi/Calibre issue
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Old 10-20-2012, 10:00 PM   #4
davidfor
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Originally Posted by SandManSlim View Post
0.9.2, I think there is a new update which I have not downloaded yet.
0.9.3 is out and has a performance improvement in the driver but that shouldn't get used by the WiFi.
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The titlebar? Not sure what you mean by that, epub, pdf, txt, cbz, cbr are the only ones checked in the above format box. There is a save template with "{author_sort}/{title} - {authors}".
The titlebar of a window is the bit across the top of the window with the title of the window and the minimize, maximise and close buttons in it.
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Read, Closed, Im_Reading. Everything is checked except for Show recommendations, show previews, and attempt to support newer firmware.
The field has "Read, Closed, Im_Reading" in it? That's not how that field works. It should have a column name in it which is used to set the status of books that have those values in the column. As those columns don't exist in your library, this shouldn't be affecting it.
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45.9 mb
Big, but in proportion to my database and the number of books in ot.
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My apologies, I should have worded that better, technically no I did not create a new library. I just installed calibre on a new device, and uploaded the books on the device into the calibre library.
Actually, I just reread what I wrote and I stopped in the middle of a thought. I think I started writing something went back and checked what you had written and then forgot to remove my comment. But, what you did should be OK.
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This is the case for every time I disconnect from calibre. It is always trying to process something, and apparently it fails every time.
Calibre shouldn't be causing this unless you send a book over. Can you connect without running and then disconnect and see what happens.
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The only books I have from Kobo, were the 100 free books it came with. The rest is all on calibre. I was only worried that if I connected my empty Kobo to calibre, it would somehow delete all the books in the library, silly question but I needed to ask it regardless. I figured it might come to this though, but if I can add my books from the calibre library again, then it will not be so bad if a hard reset is needed.
The Kobo books should be put back on by the reset. And you can use calibre to put the others back on. I've done this plenty of times with my Touch.

Something you can do that might give me some info, is to run calibre in debug mode. To do this:

- Start calibre without your reader connected
- Right-click on the Preferences button and select "Restart in debug mode"
- After calibre restarts, connect your reader
- When the sync with the reader finishes, close calibre
- A log file will be displayed. Send me the log. Hopefully it will give me a clue.
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