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Old 09-12-2016, 05:12 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
updating their old Kobo to 4.0 and then copying the database
I'd be surprised if that matters.

The database update process should be the same. As far as I can tell, it checks the version number and then incrementally runs all the required update steps. If you factory reset your old Kobo Touch and copy a stone age version database over it should still be able to update it to the current version... that's the theory anyways.

But by all means, give it a try

Another thing you can try is ... directly powering off / rebooting the device instead of pulling the USB cable after copying stuff over & ejecting the device. In case the database update code only runs on bootup (which is what usually happens when you update firmware)... but somehow I don't think so, since so far replacing the databse through usb seems to have worked fine
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