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frostschutz · 07-03-2015, 11:31 AM

Okay, for reasons strange and mysterious, it appears that in Windows, in order to create a folder that starts with a . you also have to put an extra . at the end of the name. So creating a ".autoshelf-uninstall." folder actually gives you an ".autoshelf-uninstall" without . at the end. I don't even want to know the reason for that.

Alternatively open a command prompt (cmd) and 'mkdir X:\.autoshelf-uninstall' (replace X with the drive letter your kobo got)

07-03-2015, 11:31 AM	#51
frostschutz Linux User Posts: 2,282 Karma: 6123806 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Heidelberg, Germany Device: none	Okay, for reasons strange and mysterious, it appears that in Windows, in order to create a folder that starts with a . you also have to put an extra . at the end of the name. So creating a ".autoshelf-uninstall." folder actually gives you an ".autoshelf-uninstall" without . at the end. I don't even want to know the reason for that. Alternatively open a command prompt (cmd) and 'mkdir X:\.autoshelf-uninstall' (replace X with the drive letter your kobo got) Last edited by frostschutz; 07-03-2015 at 11:34 AM.