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Old Yesterday, 11:15 PM   #17
DNSB
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You may also want to look at NickelMenu so you can save the unplug/plugin step. Just use NickelMenu to trigger a USB connect and save some wear and tear on the USB cable/port.

I agree with not unplugging the cable until the connected screen disappears. I was rather surprised how long Windows can take to flush the write buffer to the device after the eject is done.

So the sequence becomes:
  1. Eject, but don't pull the cable
  2. Wait until the books have been imported and the home screen is displayed
  3. Tap NickelMenu's icon and then the USB Connect menu item
  4. Wait until all the calibre jobs have been finished
  5. Eject and wait until back to the home screen
  6. Unplug the cable

Last edited by DNSB; Yesterday at 11:20 PM. Reason: Added list for connect/disconnect sequence
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