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Originally Posted by icallaci
It could be all those things, GeoffR, but it wasn't happening before this FW update. I always have one fully-charged reader ready to go after I finish a book, which allows me to charge the other one back up, but when I opened the supposedly "fully charged" one (after 2 days), it was down to 63%, which has never happened before. I am trying a couple of things (not letting it go to sleep with the sleep cover, changing the amount of time before it goes to sleep automatically, etc.), but since I have to try things one at a time, it is a slow process. Something is definitely up, though. (And all of my books are on an SD card in both readers, which could very well be the culprit.)
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My AuraHD is on FW 3.1.1 and all my ebooks (~7000) are on the external uSD card. My battery has not been experiencing these issues. I only have a few .png files that I allow Nickel to manage. The files on my external SD card are behind a hidden folder, so Kobo's Nickel User Interface won't see them.
Just because I seem to have lucked out, doesn't mean that the problem doesn't exist. I could just as easily say that the fact that I don't make much use of the KoboReader.sqlite database means that I am seldom effected by the things that impact it and cause problems with the device slaved to it. I would assume that many of the changes made by a firmware update are related to the database and how it interacts with the device. It would be telling if going to "Settings">"Accounts">"Kobo" and Logging out corrected the problem.
Luck;
Ken