Thread: Instructions for patching firmware 3.8.0
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Old 09-06-2014, 08:14 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by booklover6 View Post
Thank you so much! You are a genius! I tried to figure it out but it was a mystery.

Perhaps you know why one of my Glos has this list of files in .kobo

stack_00 (these are text documents)
Stack_01
stack_02
stack_03
stack_04
stack_05
stack_06
Trolltech (this is a config file)

The other Glo only has
stack_00
Trolltech

The first one (with all the files) always gives me an error message on connect (scan with windows), the second does not.

So would it be reasonable and safe to delete the extra files?
The files should be "stack_00.log". They are dumps of the memory status when there is a crash. The number is incremented for each crash. It is safe to delete the files. But, if the device crashes, and a log is produced, that plus a description of what you were doing, can help Kobo solve the problem.
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