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Old 08-15-2013, 09:43 AM   #11
davidfor
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Originally Posted by BobC View Post
I'm pretty sure that on the occasion the log refers to the error displayed was something like "Error Communicating with Device". The error has occurred a different stages from time to time, both on initial connect and on later interaction. It is only with 2.8.1 that I started looking more closely at the logs and noticed that the error seems to occur during/after the "Update Metadata" phase. I can still get it to happen, although not every time, if I delete a book on the device from Device View. To date though an eject and re-connect has always got things going again.
The fact the error happens during the "Update Metadata" phase makes sense. That is when updates are made to the database. The earlier phase is read only. Sending a book writes to the drive and updates the database.
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Do you want the full debug log ? - I trimmed it down rather than posting the whole 10Kb.
Yes please. Post it or send it in a PM.
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I haven't been able to interest Kobo in the problem because it only seems to happen when the database is being manipulated and that isn't a supported activity (perhaps the desktop app does it but I don't use that as it's no good for loading the books I have). Simple book/file copying using File Manager doesn't trigger the issue.
I'm not surprised. Kobo accepts that calibre exists. But, they don't officially support using it. If we could reproduce the problem with the desktop app, that would be a different matter. The desktop app does update the database, but probably not as many as the calibre driver can. That might be the issue.

Last edited by davidfor; 08-18-2013 at 09:11 PM. Reason: Missed the word "don't"
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