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rbroberts · 08-24-2011, 03:15 AM

I'm connecting my Nook via the Linux Terminal Server Project client, so the Nook is treated like a USB hard drive that is then mounted via fuse across the network to the server. I can "connect to folder" to get my books onto the Nook, but I notice when it does so it does not create a separate JPEG for the cover art. Is there some way to tell calibre to do this, overriding the behavior so it will treat this just as if the Nook were locally connected?

roland

08-24-2011, 03:15 AM	#1
rbroberts Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Brooklyn, NY Device: Nook Color, Kindle 3G	Nook via LTSP, looks like a USB disk, no cover art JPEGs I'm connecting my Nook via the Linux Terminal Server Project client, so the Nook is treated like a USB hard drive that is then mounted via fuse across the network to the server. I can "connect to folder" to get my books onto the Nook, but I notice when it does so it does not create a separate JPEG for the cover art. Is there some way to tell calibre to do this, overriding the behavior so it will treat this just as if the Nook were locally connected? roland