Thread: Replacing/upgrading a Mini (or other internal) SD card with Linux
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Old 12-26-2012, 05:18 PM   #2
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heh... at first reading of your title, it sounded like you were putting a linux installation on the Kobo! I see you are just using linux as the system that transfers the SD card image to a new card.

So, a few questions. Do all Kobo devices use a removable SD card? Are there any downloadable images of the different Kobo SD cards in case of stuff-ups? Are there instructions for the different Kobo models on how to open the case without damaging it (mine is a KT) ?
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