Thread: How to make and run a Linux calibre portable USB Stick.
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Old 11-28-2020, 11:06 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by gbm View Post
This will make a usb stick or calibre folder on a hard that is totally self-contained does not use space on the hard drive for tmp files.
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Starting up Calibre from portable directory "/media/Yourusername/calibre-portable/calibre-portable"
Using library at /media/Yourusername/calibre-portable/calibre-portable/CalibreLibrary[/CODE]

bernie
Thanks Bernie. Your 'recommended setup' worked for my Linux Mint 19.3 system. I can now run (separately) Calibre 4.23 + small library from a USB stick (to dedrm) and Calibre 5.6.0 + big library.

Martin
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