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Originally Posted by BWinmill
In the case that you're talking about, sure. The same would go for a lot of other features. Yet there are also reported bugs that everyone should see, like page flipping bugs. Maybe there is a good reason for those bugs only affecting some users. But we don't have a clear fix or reason for them, so some people are persistently complaining about them.
(For what it's worth: I've rarely had problems with my Touch. When I have, they are my fault: such as improperly rooting the Touch.)
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I'm sort of new, and having many troubles but only since last firmware upgrade on my KoboTouch. Would you or someone mind explaining what 'improperly rooting the Touch' means?
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Originally Posted by GoingDown
To everyone who has problems with Kobo Touch after firmware upgrade:
You should try to wipe the device via factory reset and then re-apply the upgrade. It seems that some old data from old firmware versions is left behind which can cause some weird problems.
Beware though, it will wipe your reading life & statistics (gained awards are kept) and all sideloaded (non Kobo kepub) books from internal memory.
After doing a factory reset, all of my problems were gone, and I have been using my KT (1.9.16 and now 1.9.17) without any problems.
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I tried that, it was the first 'fix' I tried. Thank you for the suggestion.
I've actually done it 2 different times now. Still getting database error when making more than 1 change at a time on my KT.
As I've spent so much time trying to read around the forums, I wonder would something like the suggestions in this thread help?
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=94789
I'm not sure what 'Sqlite database replacement' fixes, it's not really clear to me.
And, I was also having trouble with the clock, but since my last attempt at fixing some of these bugs [or should I say troubleshooting], my clock finally set to the right time, and now it seems to be holding steady. Hooray for small victories!
