Thread: Is sideloading as simple as a drag-n-drop?
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Old 01-08-2018, 10:03 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by swapjim View Post
Is sideloading a book to a reader as simple as connecting the reader on my PC (Windows 7 and FreeBSD) and do a drag-n-drop of the file?
Yes. I keep my SD card in my reader, hook it up via usb and can do operations like "find $EBOOK_LIBRARY -name $TITLE -exec cp {} /mnt/ebook.mount" with no prob. Won't matter which OS you use, the SD card will be vfat/fat32.
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