[chaley]

Originally Posted by GoghGirl

This is the only log info that it provides. Is there somewhere else I go for the full log?

Yes. Take a look at FAQ answer number 3 on this thread. This gets you the complete calibre log.

It would be even more useful if you asked calibre to include more debug info in the log. Do this in calibre by going to preferences -> plugins -> device interface plugins -> Smartdevice app driver. Push the "customize plugin" button and check the "More debug information" box (spelled something like that).

It is worth noting that the advanced debug information can include detailed information about your books, such as title, author, and series. You might consider this to be a privacy concern. If so, then "private message" the log to me instead of posting it here.

Be sure to uncheck that box when you are done. Leaving it on makes calibre do a fair amount of extra work, which could slow it down.

I used Advanced Task manager to check my available memory since you mentioned it. After killing all of my background apps it shows 171m. If I wait a few minutes some reopen automatically and causes it to go down to 160m.Ive been checking it during normal use and I just watched it go down to 129m.

That is interesting information. It says that you don't have a lot of memory. If I may ask, what kind of device is it?

We know we have some memory leaks and will fix those. While there we will look at why CC seems to be running out of memory while writing the book files. This isn't where I would expect it, but there is probably some kind of interplay with other windows via the progress dialog.

I started calibre in its error/safe mode. Its syncing almost perfectly. I've been getting very few error messages since.

Oh dear, another timing problem. Sigh...

I would like a function where I can mark a book as 'read'(by adding a tag?) so that I know I can take the book off of my nook. I see there are category options but I don't see how they work.

We could add a "star" or some such to CC. Unfortunately, there isn't any way for CC to pass information like this back to calibre, so you would need to look at the device to see what to remove. This is not at all ideal. I can see people deleting the wrong thing.

I am looking at ways to change calibre to permit CC to "talk" back to it. The first goal was to permit searching for books in calibre from CC, then asking calibre to "send" them. If I can make this work (and that isn't at all certain), then I could also consider sending new metadata back to calibre. We will see ...