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Originally Posted by HarryT
I'm certainly not suggesting that it would be an easy task! But it should be "do-able" if anyone is keen enough to want to find out how it's done.
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Well, maybe one of the resident code gurus is up to the task, but I'm way out of my league with something like that.
What I did was take a look at the .dat-files in the system directory, which seemed to be the only ones available besides the font cache. The file config.dat seems to contain some configuration data (surprise, surprise!), including the last opened book (By the way, the SD card is mounted in /mnt/etc2 although it's formatted in FAT.). The second file, icudt36l.dat, contains an awful lot of data including what seems to be a listing of files on what I assume to be the internal file system, but a search for either the word PID or my Cybooks PID turned up empty. I'd assume there's a second partition in internal memory which isn't readily accessible using a windows system, perhaps because it would be formatted using ext2 (or ext3, doesn't matter for the purpose of speculation, I think). Maybe somebody using a unixoid OS could take a look, as I sadly lack the time for a more in-depth search.