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Originally Posted by bernard.ryefield
See my answer to frostschutz above
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Did you check the firmware version on the device afterwards? If it didn't go back to an older one, then the factory reset probably didn't actually happen. A failing SD card is the most likely reason for that.
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You are quite right, as usual.
The first thing I noticed was a book sent to the device wasn't green checked on Calibre on a second (USB) connection. The book was on the device in a appropriate directory. I deleted manually this book on the device (probably my mistake) and sent another book with the same effect.
I then suspected one particular book I had sent previously and deleted it from the device with Calibre. I changed its authors name (leaving a dot out) and resent it. But on the following reconnections, Calibre showed the book on the SD Card as FILE MISSING:<old name of the book>.I tried to delete it with Calibre (and refreshed the metadata) to no avail. I tried to harmonize it with the library with the same end result. In between I tried different backups of the database, always showing at the end the FILE MISSING:<> message.
Basically I can add book with Calibre but they don't show up on the device. I can't mark any book as "read". I hope I don't forget anything, but I'm on this problem for a few days now and so much happened I wouldn't be surprised I missed something.
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All that suggests a corrupt database and the solution is restoring a database backup or logging out. If that doesn't work, then a factory reset should fix it. The failure of these steps says something else is wrong, and the only suggestions I have is to restore an image to the internals SD card, but, I would really suggest replacing the card.