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Old 01-04-2012, 11:09 PM   #7
tomsem
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Originally Posted by recoco View Post
I have some big mobi ebooks converted by Calibre.The biggest one is about 15MB.When I was reading these big mobi files, I had often encountered the problem of kindle crash.When crashed, I had to do a hard reset.I had not distinguished this is because of big file or the mobi file type.But I'm really sure the smaller mobi/pdf ebooks work fine.My kindle is kindle 4.I had saw that it has only 128M RAM.really?
Does anyone have the same problem?Thanks!
What are you converting from? If from ePub, try using kindlegen (and then either run kindlestrip or send via Personal Documents service to remove the source archive that kindlegen tacks on). Calibre can generate ugly CSS, maybe that is part of the problem.

I've opened mobi files that were far larger than that even on my K2 so I don't think size in and of itself is the issue.
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