[Steve_Haley]

Originally Posted by Mike4672

Through trial and error I found that backing out of CC, then locking my iPad, unlocking the iPad and reentering CC fixed the problem. All of the reading apps showed up and CC has worked perfectly.

If you wouldn't mind, could you uninstall CC, reinstall it and check again? I'd like to know whether the problem of not seeing the reader apps happens consistently the first time the app is run, or whether the issue was just random. I think it's unlikely it will happen again, but I'd like to check.

Originally Posted by kaufman

I've installed it, and the basic interface seems to be fine. I have run into an issue in that if I try to upload more than about 200 books at a time, the connection breaks before it starts uploading the books.

Edit: I think I figured it out. It disconnects when the iphone screen turns off.

Edit 2: Nope, its not just that. It also disconnects on long transfers even if the screen stays on.

Just to double check. When you say it disconnects on long transfers even with the screen on, do you mean with CC still in the foreground, or were you using another app? We're aware that iOS doesn't like long-running processes for background apps; essentially CC gets put on a timer when it goes into the background, where it only has a few minutes before the system switches it off. Unfortunately switching to another app is viewed the same as turning the screen off, in the sense that CC is no longer in the foreground. I'm not sure at the moment what the solution to this will be, beyond the 'soft fix' of suggesting people leave the screen on.

Originally Posted by pwalker8

Well, I tried removing CC, resetting the iPad mini, then reinstalling CC and downloading all the books via wireless sync. No problems downloading everything, but when I disconnected and then tried to reconnect, boom. It really seems odd that one would have the problem and the other would not when both are at the same rev of iOS.

Yeah, I don't have a suggestion for this yet I'm reworking the logging system to get more relevant information; it doesn't seem to have logged anything which would help diagnose this situation.