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Originally Posted by jcleaver
I want to put some books i have into the library but i have no idea where they go. When I connect my CM7 Rooted Nook to my PC, it won't connect, saying the driver is not available. i am running Win 7 64-bit. If I plug in the Nook without the CM7 SD card, it connects fine. So i have a microsd card reader, and I can insert the card into it; however, it will only mount the boot partition. With my partition manager I can see there are 4 partitions, but none but the boot partition will mount.
Now, I also dula-boot with Linux, and in linux I can mount all partitions, but i have no clue where to copy the epubs. I tried several places on different partitions, but no reader can find them. The Nook app won't find them, and the books reader apparently can't find them either.
Any help will be appreciated.
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Here is what I did. Grab Myphoneexplorer app from Market. Get it from
here and place on your PC
Run it on your NC and on your PC and it will connect by wifi to your network and you can then move files onto your SD card, there should be a folder called ebooks. I just copied the epubs I wanted into this folder. I tried a few readers and like Adilko the best, free from market. Using Adilko I then navigated to the ebooks folder and clicked on the book I wanted to load, Adilko asks whether you want to import the book. It then seems to set up a folder for the book and puts it on a shelf. These instructions are pretty basic but it worked and I will try to refine thinks further later. Am having to much fun playing and discovering new apps to read much. The program will refer to your NC as a phone and your sd as a memory stick.
There are other ways but this works for me.
Here is a
thread for you to check out on other methods, I intend to try out some of them to see which I prefer