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I tried \Users\Me\Desktop but got: 'Desktop' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program, or batch file.
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Right, got it.
So now I just plug the reader in and wait, is that right? I don't press enter or anything when the reader is in because calibre should debug on its own, automatically. Last edited by rickstarz; 09-17-2010 at 03:03 PM. |
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Yes. Plug in the reader, wait under calibre recognizes it and stabilizes, then quit calibre. The command prompt will come back, and the .txt file will have the debug log in it.
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Oh, should calibre be running then, before the reader is plugged in?
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That would be best, although not strictly necessary, for the reasons explained a few posts back.
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Nothing so far... for some reason the reader asks if I want to scan it everytime I plug it in; whether that disrupts the commands I'm not sure.
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You won't see anything in the command box. Everything is being written to the .txt file. Calibre should behave as it usually does, recognizing the device, bringing up the device view, then waiting for you to do something. At that point, close calibre down. You will see the command prompt in the dos box, and you can zip/post the .txt file.
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Does the .txt file have to be open throughout all of this?
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I am not sure what you mean by 'open'.
When you run the calibre-debug command, the text file will be recreated. Calibre will write into it. It should not be open with notepad or wordpad during this process. Once you quit calibre, and get the command prompt back, you can open it to look at it & post it. |
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I think I have something,
Starting up... Started up in 2.40300011635 Job: 1 Get device information finished No details available. DEBUG: 0.0 PRS505: starting fetching books for card None DEBUG: 0.0 USBMS: Fetching list of books from device. oncard= None DEBUG: 0.0 USBMS: dirs are: K:\ database/media/books DEBUG: 0.2 USBMS: count found in cache: 25, count of files in metadata: 25, need_sync: False DEBUG: 0.2 USBMS: Finished fetching list of books from device. oncard= None DEBUG: 0.2 Building XMLCache... {0: 'K:\\database\\cache\\media.xml'} DEBUG: 0.2 Done building XMLCache... DEBUG: 0.2 Updating JSON cache: 0 DEBUG: 0.2 Start build_id_playlist_map DEBUG: 0.2 after cleaning playlists DEBUG: 0.2 Finish build_id_playlist_map. Found 38 DEBUG: 0.2 Finished updating JSON cache: 0 DEBUG: 0.2 PRS505: finished fetching books for card None DEBUG: 0.2 PRS505: starting fetching books for card carda DEBUG: 0.2 USBMS: Fetching list of books from device. oncard= carda DEBUG: 0.2 Building XMLCache... {0: 'K:\\database\\cache\\media.xml'} DEBUG: 0.2 Done building XMLCache... DEBUG: 0.2 PRS505: finished fetching books for card carda DEBUG: 0.2 PRS505: starting fetching books for card cardb DEBUG: 0.2 USBMS: Fetching list of books from device. oncard= cardb DEBUG: 0.2 Building XMLCache... {0: 'K:\\database\\cache\\media.xml'} DEBUG: 0.3 Done building XMLCache... DEBUG: 0.3 PRS505: finished fetching books for card cardb Job: 2 Get list of books on device finished No details available. It picks out 25 books, when really there's about 34 on the device. Last edited by rickstarz; 09-17-2010 at 03:49 PM. |
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Yes, that is what I want to see.
What it tells me is that calibre could find 25 books in the Sony's main memory, located in the directory (or sub-directories of) K:\database\media\books. It also says that no books appeared or disappeared since the last time calibre connected. What I need to know now is the full path of one book that is on the device but not among the 25 books that calibre found. To do this, with the device plugged in and calibre running, open a file explorer and go to K:\database\media\books. Look through the subfolders there until you find a book that is not on calibre's list. A book is a file, not a folder. Post the entire path, all the way back to K: Random thought: are the missing books in formats other than ['epub', 'lrf', 'lrx', 'rtf', 'pdf', 'txt']? I am talking about the book's extension, the part after the period. If some books have extensions that are not listed, then calibre won't know that they are books. |
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Oh dear...
Remember when you told me Quote:
Sorry, I obviously didn't check thoroughly enough. Thanks a lot for being patient with me, I feel so dumb, lol. I'll try to give you some karma for your help. Cheers! Edit: Sorry, I wasn't entirely sure how karma worked - I gave you 6 I think. Last edited by rickstarz; 09-17-2010 at 05:26 PM. |
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In my limited experience with this, scaning fixes the problem and it stops bothering you to scan Helen |
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Cool, I'll try scanning next time then. Thanks. |
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