Now I've completely made the procedure given here:
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Now you are ready to install the patch that lets you run Android from the external SD. First we create a backup internal SD card. You need to install this patch (fix-udev-tgz.zip) (alt link), otherwise the device won't see the external card, which will be used to save the backup. Connect your device to your computer through USB and unzip fix-udev-tgz.zip to the folder named .kobo which is located on the device. Next you need to safely unmount and disconnect the device from the computer. Then the device will be upgrading and rebooting. Creating a backup is a long process, it took me about 15 minutes. Now you have to download the main patch for AuraHD (alt link), Glo and Touch (alt link). Connect your device to your computer through USB and unzip dualboot-android-******.zip to the folder named .kobo which is located on the device. Next you need to safely unmount and disconnect the device from the computer. Then the device will be upgrading and rebooting. During the upgrade will be created backup, so be prepared for a long wait.
After the device will reboot you will be able to choose which system to boot. If you press the backlight button when the device turns on then Android will boot from the external SD card which was created earlier. If backlight button isn't pressed the standard firmware will boot from the internal SD.
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I've extracted the fix-udev-tgz.zip to the .kobo folder and then I safely removed it from my system and it rebooted. Then after it I've extracted the dualboot-android-******.zip into the .kobo folder. When it turns on in the Kobo system, it says it can't recognize the card because it's not FAT32. When I try to turn the Kobo on with the light button on, it get some lights on (with different colors) and then it turn off again.
This is the card I'm trying to use:
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