Hi Florian, On Mon, Feb 18, 2019 at 10:52:39PM +0000, Florian Gruel wrote: > Hello, i have just make a test. Tablet ok (read write)with nemo and > nautilus. > From calibre , there is now way to "send to device", but "save as" is > working as workaround.... > I can make more tests if you want > Envoyé depuis mon smartphone.
Sorry it took me so long to reply, I must confess that I missed/lost/maybe didn't receive your email. When you write "there is now way to", do you mean "there is now a way to" or "there is no way to"? Being able to "save as" sounds like good news, because that means mtp support is finally working correctly. Four things to try that might allow "send to device" to work: 1. Try plugging in the tablet after Calibre has finished initialising, to test to see if it's detection is failing somehow. 2. Try creating a new user who doesn't have a Calibre configuration or library, download some public domain epubs as that user, and see if that works. If it works, the problem is somewhere in your config. 3. If the problem is somewhere in your config, then you'll need to make Calibre forget your tablet (do this when it's unplugged). The objective here is to trigger the "new device setup" wizard. Part of this step is also finding and deleting the "driveinfo.calibre" and "metadata.calibre" files on your device. 4. https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1117505&postcount=3 5. Try using the calibre web interface to browse your library wirelessly on your tablet. I haven't tried it yet, but it seems like it ought to allow you to download books to your Downloads folder. https://manual.calibre-ebook.com/faq.html#how-do-i-use-calibre-with-my-android-phone-tablet-or-kindle-fire-hd 5. Only read the following instructions and search for some custom configuration that may have been done in the past: http://www.bernaerts-nicolas.fr/linux/74-ubuntu/268-ubuntu-automount-any-mtp-device This is to eliminate custom config outside of Calibre's control as a possible variable. As a worst-case scenario the Android "Calibre Companion" is supposed to have a demo version that doesn't cost anything, but I can't in good conscience recommend it, because know if it's software libre, and I've never tried it. There's an article on it here: https://m.wikihow.com/Get-Calibre-for-Android Let me know how it goes, and please don't send a follow up message if I take more than two weeks to reply. Sincerely, Nicholas
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