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RonaldP · 04-19-2023, 12:59 PM

I just today got a notification from Kobo that I needed to upgrade the version as in future most features won't be supported. So I decided not to wait until the last moment and did that today. Successfully. Most recent version is installed on the Kobo Aura I use.

I noted from the desktop Kobo app that I was woefully short of memory, and probably won't be able to add any new books. So I fired up Calibre and selected a bunch of high-size items and tried to delete from device. No dice.

The error message was to the effect that the current Calibre version didn't support the current Kobo database version. So I upgraded the Calibre version to the current one. Still no dice. Still reporting that it can't delete items because the database version on the Kobo was not supported.

Current Kobo Version is 4.35.20400. Current Calibre version is 6.15.1

Presumably I'll have to wait for a new version of Calibre, right? When might that happen?

R.

04-19-2023, 12:59 PM	#1
RonaldP Member Posts: 17 Karma: 10 Join Date: Feb 2015 Device: Kobo Aura	Kobo database version not supported I just today got a notification from Kobo that I needed to upgrade the version as in future most features won't be supported. So I decided not to wait until the last moment and did that today. Successfully. Most recent version is installed on the Kobo Aura I use. I noted from the desktop Kobo app that I was woefully short of memory, and probably won't be able to add any new books. So I fired up Calibre and selected a bunch of high-size items and tried to delete from device. No dice. The error message was to the effect that the current Calibre version didn't support the current Kobo database version. So I upgraded the Calibre version to the current one. Still no dice. Still reporting that it can't delete items because the database version on the Kobo was not supported. Current Kobo Version is 4.35.20400. Current Calibre version is 6.15.1 Presumably I'll have to wait for a new version of Calibre, right? When might that happen? R. Last edited by RonaldP; 04-19-2023 at 01:05 PM.