Thread: (semi)automatic dump of Kobo firmware on a SD card
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Old 06-30-2013, 04:10 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Ken Maltby View Post
Does this copy the 10mg Unallocated partition at the start of the SD? Kobo is using some of that space as well. In other words is it a true clone of the internal SD card?

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Ken
Yes, it does a full dump of the internal SD (or a true clone, as you call it).
Recently I took a dump of a friend's Glo and found that the size of the dump was that of a 4GB SD, so I enabled telnet on it and enlarged the user FAT partition without opening it, by using fdisk, a bit of tar and mkfs.vfat (please note that this is a bit dangerous...)
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