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Old 03-16-2017, 03:05 PM   #18
ZodWallop
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Originally Posted by PeterT View Post
Regardless of whether or not the books disappeared from the device, as long as calibre is configured for automatic metadata management the shelves / collections get updated as soon as calibre detects the Kobo. There is no need to send any books to the device.
That, right there.

I had a similar issue when I upgraded my firmware and had to do a factory reset (which does make me think Kobo doesn't handle firmware updates very well). But since I manage my books with Calibre, I plugged it in and it updated my metadata (took a lot longer than usual) and all my collections were back.

All told, it took me an hour, hour and a half to factory reset, update the firmware, patch the new firmware to my satisfaction and then get Calibre to whip my library back in to the shape it was.

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