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Old 10-03-2013, 04:40 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by neil74 View Post
Hello all

Some background, I have had my kobo aura for 2 weeks (on my 2nd copy) and pin pricks aside it has been fine. I transferred all my books using calibre and set up shelves ok.

At the weekend I out of the blue started experiencing the frozen book issue whereby the 2nd time I open a book the page freezes.

I have tried numerous things to try and fix both using calibre and not and yesterday resorted to manually dragging the original vanilla epubs using my windows work PC. I have also factory reset several times.

I now have the strangest issue which is that any files I transfer now using my mac either using finder or calibre do not display on the device, they are on there they just do not show up on the reader. If I navigate using finder all the files are there but have a file type of Unix for some reason.

Any ideas appreciated.
No doubt more comments will follow, but did this happen with a specific book? On two occasions months apart I had a lot of grief with a single epub book (one from the MR library, one bought). I solved the problem by getting rid of the book(s) and rebuilding the database (which you do by logging out and in again on the device) - this will lose you any bookmarks and annotations that you may have on your books, though. I would sync the device first, so that at least you can retrieve this info by doing a sync afterwards.
Of course, do wait for more comments before doing anything (at least, I hate losing my notes), in case there are any less drastic solutions proposed.
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