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Old 06-28-2021, 01:10 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by franklekens View Post
Sorry, not very cleanly of me in terms of forum discipline, but I also posted this in the Calibre group, and it looks very much like installing the 64-bit instead of the 32-bit version of Calibre solved the problem. Someone said the 32-bit version might run low on memory uploading larger numbers of books at one time. And whether that was the problem or not: as soon as I installed that, I seemed able to upload more than a hundred with no problem. (By this time, I've uploaded the entire library.)
The reason for suggesting the 64 bit version is that the KoboTouchExtended driver starts a new thread for each file in the book. You might want to check the KoboTouchExtended thread starting around message #2536 for some discussion.
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