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Originally Posted by DNSB
My limited testing shows about a definite drop in battery life when I use the SD card. OTOH, given the time to restore the books that were on my original Kobo when it died compared to popping the SD card back in, I'm willing to put up with the drop in battery life (about 10-15% in my opinion).
I noticed a file called koboreader.sqlite.journal was in the .kobo folder but the screen never went to the Plugged In screen.
Doesn't everybody buy a couple of hundred books in one purchase?  |
I planned to use SD card for ebook storage, but might change
my mind if true.
Since I'd use one unix system to mount the reader, I could see
the directory tree and put books where-ever it is fine to do. Where
newly added books live on your device? The question is if the
reader could see them and update db.
From content of my post you know I still wait for my reader.
Sqlite uses one file to store data. Operating system may take
any number of additional files to read and write to it. Developers
decide how it should work. I'm now sure why should "journal" file
be shown on the desktop application screen.
Best regards.