Thread: Would you buy another Kobo e-reader?
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Old 10-14-2014, 02:10 PM   #45
Joeldmtl
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Originally Posted by daldred View Post
My Touch, which I've had for 2.5 years and on which I do a lot of reading, has started to show some signs of overuse lately; there's a line of dead pixels where I habitually touch it to do a page turn, and a filesystem scan has reported an error which isn't proving easy to fix.

So I've just bought a Glo to replace it. I wondered about the others now available, but since I'm actually quite happy with both the clarity of type and the speed of response of the Touch, I don't see much point in going higher up the price range.
What is a "Filesystem scan" and how do you do it?
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