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Originally Posted by barsanuphe
So:
1. scraping isn't importing, it'll just copy files scattered in a drive into the import folder.
2. I'll see about the "%" character in filenames
3. importing can be resumed, not scraping.
4. at some point I decided to only have epubs in the library. It's easier to work with as a format and, I guess, by its open nature, more future-proof.
5. you could look at list_folder_contents() in kindle_contents.py to have an idea of how to build your offline script to generate the json.
6. I don't really get why you would get such a difference in terms of speed. Maybe it's a memory thing? how are your files organized? lots of folders/subfolders or a few folders with a lot of files?
7. nested folders do not work in later firmwares, so I dropped support for that during a rewrite.
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6. Well about 3920 files in 401 folders. I've also made in the root 6 main folders (categories). So structure is documentsROOT -> 6 folders -> 401 folders total. In every subfolder there are files in between of 1 to 200 or so.
I think the main issue is converting mobi to epub.
7. Ahh, didn't know that. What they've changed there? I've looked into /var/local/cc.db and collections structure is pretty much in Collections table, each Collection is in Entries with Collection type. I'm interested in just updating the sqlite3 db and restarting amazon's launcher, is it possible ? (without whole device restart).