Thread: Trying to revive a dead Kobo Glo
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Old 07-03-2017, 07:46 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by Ken Maltby View Post
Not everyone is comfortable in Linux, especially if you want to use the recovered data in the Windows environment. Those who are used to Windows Explorer, to manage their files, need not deal with how Linux works.
True, but some might actually find that less scary than rearranging the partition table of the SD card. For all the time I've been playing with different OSes, applications, recovering data from dead disks, it's not something I've ever considered doing. Plus there is a risk. Mess it up and you lose the data.
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