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WATSON · 06-23-2025, 05:51 AM

I had the problem of memory becoming read-only. (Tea Touch Lux 3 Pocket Book 626 from 2015) The following method works very well:
https://www.cheatsheet.fr/2025/04/21...carte-memoire/
I followed it to the letter, and after a factory reset, my e-reader is like new!
- The .freezestatus file generated from the original SD card is only 4 bytes, but it is essential because it allows the e-reader to recognize the new card.
- You need a new SD card larger than the original one (4 GB), otherwise the "Backup" file will be too large. -
I replaced the internal SD card with a new one. Since it was larger (32 GB instead of 4 GB), I took the opportunity to increase its size.
- The replacement card is larger than the original 4 GB card; you need to extend its primary partition to take advantage of the additional space. The procedure is provided. Otherwise, the unallocated partition will disrupt operation. I had already tried other more or less complicated methods without success, but this one works wonderfully.

06-23-2025, 05:51 AM	#174
WATSON Junior Member Posts: 3 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2025 Device: TEA Touch Lux 3	Memory becoming read-only. (Tea Touch Lux 3 Pocket Book 626) I had the problem of memory becoming read-only. (Tea Touch Lux 3 Pocket Book 626 from 2015) The following method works very well: https://www.cheatsheet.fr/2025/04/21...carte-memoire/ I followed it to the letter, and after a factory reset, my e-reader is like new! - The .freezestatus file generated from the original SD card is only 4 bytes, but it is essential because it allows the e-reader to recognize the new card. - You need a new SD card larger than the original one (4 GB), otherwise the "Backup" file will be too large. - I replaced the internal SD card with a new one. Since it was larger (32 GB instead of 4 GB), I took the opportunity to increase its size. - The replacement card is larger than the original 4 GB card; you need to extend its primary partition to take advantage of the additional space. The procedure is provided. Otherwise, the unallocated partition will disrupt operation. I had already tried other more or less complicated methods without success, but this one works wonderfully.