Thread: Touch Firmware 1.9.10 and Calibre
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Old 09-04-2011, 12:27 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
If you can downgrade, you risk having to reset your Kobo. Do you really want that?
I already know from experience with 1.9.9 as long as I only use Calibre and not Kobo desktop, I'll be fine (I.E. I don't get a forced reset).
The only times I got a forced reset is when I was using both calibre and Kobo desktop and when copying epubs via windows explorer.
If I just load epubs via Calibre, it'll be fine.
I'll be happy to goto whatever version of the firmware as long as it doesn't force me to exclusively use Kobo desktop.

Downgrading is possible, all you need to do is get the old firmware (I have it), factory reset, then manually update to 1.9.9.
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