Hello again davidfor,
I will answer most of your questions in the coming week. I know for example that the backups are "clean", but I have indeed not tested the database after changing it with calibre but before ejecting it... i'd rather give you a complete answer after running some tests.
One thing I can answer straight away though:
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Originally Posted by davidfor
A later thought: Do you know which version of the Touch it is? The older ones have the internal memory attached to the PCB. The newer ones use a micro SD card that can be removed. And how did you upgrade the firmware?
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I have a Kobo Touch N902C, which is the newest version as far as I know. The Firmware used in this version is identical to that used in the Kobo Glo. It uses a mini SD Card on the PCB. I can give you the precise PCB version from the hwinfo startup script once I get my hands on the device
I upgrade manually (as in download zip, unzip/copy to .kobo, reboot, rehack). In Germany, I still get firmware version 2.3.1 when upgrading - which in my opinion is a very buggy version. After having ruined my KT once using wrong firmware, I got to understand that my KT is new enough to be using the Glo firmware (which still does not make the KT light up in the dark... I ought to write customer support about that
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Edit: Could it be possible that the Desktop App "upgrades" the database structure next to the firmware itself? This could be a simple issue of the database version not being usable by nickel because it expects another db scheme?
Cheers,
ichrispa