Thread: KOBO SD Card reliability
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Old 11-06-2021, 07:47 AM   #2
davidfor
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The internal storage on Kobo devices is used as a drive. It is partitioned to have root partition for the OS, a recovery partition and a partition for the books. And if that storage dies, so does the device. But a lot of them have an internal SD card that can be replaced. Images for all the devices with internal SD cards are available.

The Libra 2 does have an internal SD card. But, the device is waterproofed and there is sealant or glue around the card. So far I know of only one person who has tried to remove it and they had difficulties. But, as the device is brand new, and it was mainly for curiosity, I don't think they wanted to force.
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