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Old 02-28-2023, 12:47 PM   #8
chaley
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Originally Posted by tinker123 View Post
OP here.

The only other device I have plugged into my computer besides the Kindle is a USB hard drive. You can see both in this screen shot:

https://i.paste.pics/a3e327183a9f055...69e42cffdf.png
Other devices being plugged in have nothing to do with it.

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Originally Posted by tinker123 View Post
Linux automounts my Kindle just fine. I see the contents in the "documents" folder. When I attempt to copy an ebook ( confirmed non-drm ) I get told that the device is read only by my OS.
To repeat: @kovid says
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Only one program can access an MTP device at a time on Linux. Prevent your desktop/file manager from automounting the device and it will be detected in calibre.
The problem is that your system is automounting the kindle, thereby ensuring that calibre can't read it.
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