Thread: Terminal emulator for Touch (and Paperwhite?)
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Old 10-01-2016, 09:35 AM   #214
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Originally Posted by knc1 View Post
Two bits of technical trivia on that:

*) Check the /documents directory, you may have accidentally stored a book (for reading) on the Kindle. (I understand that some people do use Kindles to read e-books.)

*) There is a thread here by someone that installed a double the factory capacity (8Gbyte) eMMC in their Kindle.
Note: Takes special tools and special skills.
Yeah, right! I accidentally am storing a raft of books in /documents.. I know i'll read them some day..

Opening up the Kindle and soldering an eMMC is way, way beyond my league...

Anyway, one good turn deserves another.. How about these suggestions to reclaim space on the Kindle?
  1. Delete the Language files which are not required?
  2. Delete the other language Kindle UGs not required?
The above will increase the free space on the "non-USB visible" area of the Kindle. So could we use that? For storing books, add-ins, etc.?
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