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KoboJasi · 03-09-2013, 08:35 AM

Hi! Thank you for the advice but I think it's too late for me... As I mentioned I didn't take an image file of my internal microSD and there is one more thing that I haven't told: I have formatted it to make a bootable SD card as I read in an other thread. I formatted it to ext3, put a firmware to it, tryed with the Touch, bot nothing. Then i looked at the SD card's directory tree and files and I saw that there is no .kobo directory. I wanted to make this directory with the command mkdir but I got a message that I don't have permission. After a few trying I formatted the card to ext2, then I could make a .kobo dir, and copied the firmware to it, but the Touch still doesn't respond. I think that the ext3 formatted SD should be the good choice, but I think I need an image file to make Touch go...

03-09-2013, 08:35 AM	#258
KoboJasi Junior Member Posts: 9 Karma: 5780 Join Date: Mar 2013 Device: Kobo Touch	Hi! Thank you for the advice but I think it's too late for me... As I mentioned I didn't take an image file of my internal microSD and there is one more thing that I haven't told: I have formatted it to make a bootable SD card as I read in an other thread. I formatted it to ext3, put a firmware to it, tryed with the Touch, bot nothing. Then i looked at the SD card's directory tree and files and I saw that there is no .kobo directory. I wanted to make this directory with the command mkdir but I got a message that I don't have permission. After a few trying I formatted the card to ext2, then I could make a .kobo dir, and copied the firmware to it, but the Touch still doesn't respond. I think that the ext3 formatted SD should be the good choice, but I think I need an image file to make Touch go... Last edited by KoboJasi; 03-09-2013 at 08:47 AM.