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[Marius Kotsbak <920357@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It is probably the device and not the mount point that decides which is
the main memory and SD card. I tried renaming the SD card label to
"SDPOCKET903" so that they are mounted as:

/dev/sdd on /media/SDPOCKET903
/dev/sde on /media/Pocket903

Now "Pocket903" should be before  "SDPOCKET903" so I guess it is the
lower device "sdd" that decides this.

Anyway, even though they share the same USB ID and possibly the other
USB properties, the device can be detected by the device label
"Pocket903" and special handling added, so that the bug is in fact
fixable.

My problem using Calibre with the device is that the main memory is
probably hiding all system files so that I only see the documents added
by Calibre on the SD card, and a lot of system files in the internal
memory (using the SD card button).

Are there any workarounds to solve this? What about setting up udev
rules with symlink with the correct ordering?

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  Missing support for Pocketbook 901/902/903 Pro

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