Just checking in as it's been some time since I've heard anything. I have a Jailbroken KOA2 (thank you for all the help doing it months ago) and wanted to see if there was anyone who has been able to get the screensaver hack working? Apologies if i'm behind. Thanks for any information.
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KOA2 Screensaver Hack Working?
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Duokan License?
Is Duokan an open source project? Is there a license somewhere? I'd like to modify it and release my modifications to the public.
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K3 Help! Kindle 3 Power Switch is dead
Please your help. The power switch in my Kindle Keyboard is damaged and I don´t have a way of waking the device up. Is there a keyboard shortcut or key combination that has the same effect than sliding the power switch?
This device has the latest firmware so I don´t think I can root it. If I reset it by disconnecting the battery, it boots and I can use it but when it goes back to sleep I don´t have a way of waking it.
I can also try a hardware hack; I have changed the screen of this device twice but the power switch is really small and I don´t think I can replace it.
:help:
Any help is highly appreciated.
:blink:
This device has the latest firmware so I don´t think I can root it. If I reset it by disconnecting the battery, it boots and I can use it but when it goes back to sleep I don´t have a way of waking it.
I can also try a hardware hack; I have changed the screen of this device twice but the power switch is really small and I don´t think I can replace it.
:help:
Any help is highly appreciated.
:blink:
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PW2 Does jailbreak survive firmware 5.11.1.1
My PW2 that's jailbroke has version 5.10.2 and I leave it in Airplane mode most of the time but did sync a week ago and back to airplane mode. Now it's been popping up about an upgrade, I'm assuming it's 5.11.1.1 but it could be 5.10.3 as I didn't install that.
Does a jailbroke Kindle survive upgrading to 5.11.1.1?
If it doesn't can I delete "update.bin.tmp.partial" to stop it from asking about the update?
Does a jailbroke Kindle survive upgrading to 5.11.1.1?
If it doesn't can I delete "update.bin.tmp.partial" to stop it from asking about the update?
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KT3 Any Jailbreak Yet For KT3 (8th Generation)?
Is There Any Progress On Jailbreak For KT3 (8th Generation)?
Thank In Advance.
Thank In Advance.
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KT3 Duokan For KT3?
Is There Any Duokan For KT3?
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PW3 PW3,fw 5.10.3 serial jailbreaking help
Hello everyone
I have a pw3 32 fw5.10.3. And according to what I have read https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=267541,I have reached the stage of installing the "main-htmlviewer.tar.gz" , but the latest version of the jailbreak plug-in obviously cannot be installed according to the method in the previous post. How to install the jailbreak plug-in, what are the specific steps, and who can help me?
I have a pw3 32 fw5.10.3. And according to what I have read https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=267541,I have reached the stage of installing the "main-htmlviewer.tar.gz" , but the latest version of the jailbreak plug-in obviously cannot be installed according to the method in the previous post. How to install the jailbreak plug-in, what are the specific steps, and who can help me?
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Kindle DX browser choked
I have a Kindle DXG. It has been updated and is registered with Amazon. I can still buy books over 3G, but I can no longer connect to sites I used for years while I was in the mountains without the internet. I used to check the weather and Gmail with ease. Now I get that "Basic Web is unable to make a secure connection at this time message except for Shop in Amazon store! I have spent a couple of extended sessions with Kindle customer support, and they insist it is because Amazon has not updated the software for DX. Really? Yet I have no trouble using the browser to visit Amazon. I have a Windows 98 computer that still connects to the internet! Newer Kindles are sold with restricted browsers, but my Kindle Keyboard connects over the same Telus 3G as the DX, and it goes to simple sites with the Basic Browser. I don't think anything has been done to basic 3G internet that would require me to have some mysterious Amazon update that has not been made. I'm just saying, that sounds like BS to me!
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Tools Kindle E-Ink Screen Fix
Hi guys! Today I've developed a tool to fix E-Ink Kindle Screens, it's into a book format, so here you go :bookworm::
:eek: NO JAILBREAK NEEDED!!! :eek:
Instructions: Open this book, go to page settings and enable page refreshing, after, go back to the first black page and start turning the pages once per second 256 times.
What it may fix: E-ink ghosting, lines and errors in books and/or the system.
This program/book is free to use, fully created by me using Paint, Windows Explorer, Mangle, Kindle Comic Converter (KCC) and Calibre.
I also highly recommend Kithan's web version, but the problem of his version is because of the browser limitations, you cannot remove the menu, so instead of fixing a ghosting, you can create a new one. In my version it does not happen, but the user has to turn the black and white color pages manually.
:eek: NO JAILBREAK NEEDED!!! :eek:
Instructions: Open this book, go to page settings and enable page refreshing, after, go back to the first black page and start turning the pages once per second 256 times.
What it may fix: E-ink ghosting, lines and errors in books and/or the system.
This program/book is free to use, fully created by me using Paint, Windows Explorer, Mangle, Kindle Comic Converter (KCC) and Calibre.
I also highly recommend Kithan's web version, but the problem of his version is because of the browser limitations, you cannot remove the menu, so instead of fixing a ghosting, you can create a new one. In my version it does not happen, but the user has to turn the black and white color pages manually.
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Is there anyway I can jailbreak my kpw4 on 5.10.3?
I have jailbreaked my kpw3 by serial, but it seems I can not do the same thing on kpw4
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PW3 jb 5.10.3
My thread title is also the question. It is not possible, so it seems, to jb a Kindle with 5.10.3. I also cannot downgrade this. Some website are telling it works with moving the right bin in the root folder and make use of the Kindle update function. But it doesn't work. I guess, the Firmware checks if it < or > than the version I want to install. Too bad.
Can I make it stop sending data around? Whispersync is turned off in the amazon account, but is it really, really off? I also dis-conncected from my account and also disconnected from WLAN. The latter is pre-configured and I need to ask for getting temporarily room for an update. And I don't want to do that (anymore). Therefore it's turned off. But, does it still send data, somehow? (I don't know if it's possible, I guess not, but cannot do harm if I ask)
Let's say i plan to give my Kindle away. Does it have all my books (I read) logged and as soon as it connects to the internet again, will send it to its destination? Don't want to have that feature. Nor do I want others to see the books I read.
Can I make it stop sending data around? Whispersync is turned off in the amazon account, but is it really, really off? I also dis-conncected from my account and also disconnected from WLAN. The latter is pre-configured and I need to ask for getting temporarily room for an update. And I don't want to do that (anymore). Therefore it's turned off. But, does it still send data, somehow? (I don't know if it's possible, I guess not, but cannot do harm if I ask)
Let's say i plan to give my Kindle away. Does it have all my books (I read) logged and as soon as it connects to the internet again, will send it to its destination? Don't want to have that feature. Nor do I want others to see the books I read.
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Any way to jailbreak PW2 on 5.11.1.1, model dp75sdi?
I want a jailbroken e-Ink Kindle and bought this pw (used). Now I cannot find a way to do this. Is it possible? If not, which kinds/versions of e-Inks Kindle can be jailbroken? Thanks very much.
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KOA Thanks for helping my KOA.
I accidentally ran the command "fastboot set var bootmode reset" to my KOA, and it fall into a reboot loop with back lightflashing three times quickly.The PC cannot recongnized the kindle device.
Any help?
Any help?
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PW3 Kindle PW3 5.9.7/5.11.1.1
Hi there folks!
I've already tried searching for an answer to this but I haven't been able to find a definitive one, so I apologize in advance if this is a duplicate post.
I've just purchased a Kindle Paperwhite 3, with firmware version 5.9.7. From what I understand, it's not possible to software mod it on this version, so I'll go for the serial port hardware mod.
My 2 questions are:
1) If I hardware mod the PW3 on this version and then update to 5.11.1.1, will it keep the mod?
2)If not, can I hardware mod the PW3 after updating it to 5.11.1.1? In other words, is it possible to hardware mod the PW3 on 5.11.1.1?
I've already tried searching for an answer to this but I haven't been able to find a definitive one, so I apologize in advance if this is a duplicate post.
I've just purchased a Kindle Paperwhite 3, with firmware version 5.9.7. From what I understand, it's not possible to software mod it on this version, so I'll go for the serial port hardware mod.
My 2 questions are:
1) If I hardware mod the PW3 on this version and then update to 5.11.1.1, will it keep the mod?
2)If not, can I hardware mod the PW3 after updating it to 5.11.1.1? In other words, is it possible to hardware mod the PW3 on 5.11.1.1?
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PW4 serial port jailbrek kindle paperwhite4 5.11.1 cant stop autoboot
Hello Everyone！
As the title show，i want to jailbreak my kindle paperwhite4 on the firmware 5.11.1；but when the screen show Hit any key to stop autoboot ；i press、hit
any key do not work；
Can someone tell me how to do！
Here is the screen show：
As the title show，i want to jailbreak my kindle paperwhite4 on the firmware 5.11.1；but when the screen show Hit any key to stop autoboot ；i press、hit
any key do not work；
Can someone tell me how to do！
Here is the screen show：
Code:
info shutdown:begin:level=6,halt=,special=:level=6,halt=,special=
info shutdown:closing password dialog::
info blanket_f:loading blanket module:shutdown:shutdown
info shutdown_showimage:screen:splashing screen:splashing screen reboot
info shutdown_showimage:screen:waiting for reboot screen to come up:waiting for reboot screen to come up
info milestone:154.05:pi00:pi00
info milestone:154.12:pi99:pi99
info upstart_f:stopping_job:job=x:job=x
info upstart_f:stopping_job:job=wifid:job=wifid
info stored:post-stop script - Time Interval = 75::
info stored:post-stop script - cleared counters::
info upstart_f:job_already_stopped:job=wifis:job=wifis
info stored:post-stop script - sending event to appmgrd::
info upstart_f:stopping_job:job=lab126:job=lab126
info demd:stopped...::
info milestone:155.82:pm99:pm99
info upstart_f:job_already_stopped:job=framework:job=framework
info upstart_f:stopping_job:job=sshd:job=sshd
info upstart_f:job_already_stopped:job=usbnetd:job=usbnetd
info upstart_f:job_already_stopped:job=testd:job=testd
info upstart_f:jobs_stopped:elapsed_ms=4560,timeout_ms=60000:elapsed_ms=4560,timeout_ms=60000
info upstart_f:stopping_job:job=filesystems:job=filesystems
info filesystems_var_local:unmounting font files::
info filesystems_userstore:unmount_userstore:Unmounting UserStore:Unmounting UserStore
info filesystems_keys:filesystem sync done::
info filesystems_keys:unmount_keys:Unmounting Keys:Unmounting Keys
info filesystems_keys:post_stop_script:after umount:after umount
info filesystems_var_local:rotate_log:Rotating Logs:Rotating Logs
info userstore:run:time=161920,action=stop:time=161920,action=stop
info userstore:filesystem sync done::
info userstore:stop:found_bootup_flag:found_bootup_flag Found BOOTUP flag file
info filesystems_var_local:filesystem sync done::
info filesystems_var_local:unmount_varLocal:Unmounting VarLocal:Unmounting VarLocal
info upstart_f:jobs_stopped:elapsed_ms=6410,timeout_ms=30000:elapsed_ms=6410,timeout_ms=30000
info shutdown:mounting root filesystem read-only::
info shutdown:syncing disks::
info shutdown:end:level=6,halt=:level=6,halt=
[ 168.370015] imx2-wdt 20bc000.wdog: Device shutdown: Expect reboot!
[ 168.384733] reboot: Restarting system
HW
U-Boot 2016.03 (Dec 11 2018 - 23:53:19 +0000)
CPU: Freescale i.MX6SLL rev1.1 996 MHz (running at 792 MHz)
CPU: Commercial temperature grade (0C to 95C) at 51C
Reset cause: POR
Board: MX6SLL Rex
I2C: ready
DRAM: 512 MiB
entering PMIC test mode
in PMIC test mode -- apply bootup workaround
switching back to PMIC user mode
setup_pmic_mode -- make sure pmic is in user mode
MMC: FSL_SDHC: 0, FSL_SDHC: 1, FSL_SDHC: 2
idme_initialize
Idme version is 2.x and set related function to V2.x
IDME table version 2.1
hibernation: Not from hibernation
Core : f770ee83 2018/03/16 19:49:02 (Licensed to Amazon Fulfillment Services,Inc..)
SBIOS: v2.0 2019/03/20 01:52:11
TTBR:9fffc059
Platform: v2.0 2019/03/20 01:52:11
fl
*** Warning - bad CRC, using default environment
In: serial
Out: serial
Err: serial
Hardware Board: Unknown(12)
Board ID is P001F30983860B16
WFO module
secure_cpu: 1, production: 1, unlocked: 0
Boot mode is 0
Hit any key to stop autoboot: 0
boota mmc1
boota: trying to boot from partition: kernel
Certificate authenticated
==============
Image Metadata
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product:moonshine
signer:CodeSigner
Image AUTHENTICATED with PRODUCTION certificate
kernel @ 83008000 (6660480)
ramdisk @ 84000000 (5577728)
fdt @ 83f00000 (93163)
## Booting Android Image at 0x80800000 ...
Kernel load addr 0x83008000 size 6505 KiB
Kernel command line: console=ttymxc0,115200 consoleblank=0 uart_at_4m root=/dev/mmcblk1p8 rootwait quiet secure_cpu=1 androidboot.secure_cpu=1 androidboot.prod=1 androidboot.unlocked_kernel=false
## Flattened Device Tree blob at 83f00000
Booting using the fdt blob at 0x83f00000
## Traversing FDT blob at 0x83f00000 for imx6sll-moonshine-wfo.dtb at offset 0x8
Found imx6sll-moonshine-wfo.dtb at 0x83f077b0, len 0x78af
OK to initialize idme device tree
Loading Kernel Image ... OK
Loading Ramdisk to 9e79a000, end 9ecebc00 ... OK
Using Device Tree in place at 83f077b0, end 83f1205e
Starting kernel ...
[ 0.000000] L2C-310: enabling full line of zeros but not enabled in Cortex-A9
[ 0.208089] bd71827 0-004b: Reboot Reason: SOFTWARE_RESTART Software Shutdown
[ 0.243900] idme_init: main 5
[ 0.243908] idme_init: can't read bootmode err=-22
[ 0.369943] IRQ# for BT HOST WAKE: 119
[ 0.614140] cpu cpu0: dev_pm_opp_get_opp_count: device OPP not found (-19)
4.1.15-lab126 #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed Mar 20 01:53:16 UTC 2019 armv7l
[ 1.204500] imx_epdc_v2_fb 20f4000.epdc: ok to request xon pins 109
[ 1.211377] requesting waveform imx/epdc/epdc_ED060KC4.fw
[ 2.914610] imx_epdc_v2_fb 20f4000.epdc: Update region is outside bounds of framebuffer.Aborting update.
Press [ENTER] for recovery menu... 0 /BOOTING DEFAULT.
IP-Config: no devices to configure
kinit: Mounted root (ext3 filesystem) readonly.
info sytem:mounted_proc::
info system:mounted_sys::
info system:sy00::
info system:mounted_dev::
info milestone:5.83:49.1:49.1
info milestone:5.87:49.2:49.2
info milestone:5.90:49.3:49.3
info milestone:5.96:49.4:49.4
info milestone:5.99:49.5:49.5
info sytem:mounted_tmpfs::
info milestone:6.13:sy50:sy50
info system:start:time=6150:time=6150
info hardware:no_wan:: WiFi only device. No WAN found
info system:config:platform=rex,board=moonshine,rev=09,proto=Y,wifi=Y,wan=N:platform=rex,board=moonshine,rev=09,proto=Y,wifi=Y,wan=N
info milestone:6.32:sy51:sy51
lipc-send-event[353]: W def:lipc:method=LipcOpenEx service=com.lab126.hal:Method has been deprecated.
lipc-send-event[353]: E lipc:con::Connection error(Failed to connect to socket /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket: No such file or directory)
lipc-send-event[353]: C def:dbusi::Failed to init dbus
lipc-send-event[353]: E def:open::Failed to open LIPC
lipc-send-event[353]: E def:fail:source=com.lab126.hal, event=powerButtonPressed:Sending event failed
lipc-send-event[375]: W def:lipc:method=LipcOpenEx service=com.lab126.hal:Method has been deprecated.
lipc-send-event[375]: E lipc:con::Connection error(Failed to connect to socket /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket: No such file or directory)
lipc-send-event[375]: C def:dbusi::Failed to init dbus
lipc-send-event[375]: E def:open::Failed to open LIPC
lipc-send-event[375]: E def:fail:source=com.lab126.hal, event=mmcIn:Sending event failed
lipc-send-event[380]: W def:lipc:method=LipcOpenEx service=com.lab126.hal:Method has been deprecated.
lipc-send-event[380]: E lipc:con::Connection error(Failed to connect to socket /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket: No such file or directory)
lipc-send-event[380]: C def:dbusi::Failed to init dbus
lipc-send-event[380]: E def:open::Failed to open LIPC
lipc-send-event[380]: E def:fail:source=com.lab126.hal, event=usbPlugIn:Sending event failed
lipc-send-event[385]: W def:lipc:method=LipcOpenEx service=com.lab126.hal:Method has been deprecated.
lipc-send-event[385]: E lipc:con::Connection error(Failed to connect to socket /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket: No such file or directory)
lipc-send-event[385]: C def:dbusi::Failed to init dbus
lipc-send-event[385]: E def:open::Failed to open LIPC
lipc-send-event[385]: E def:fail:source=com.lab126.hal, event=usbPlugIn:Sending event failed
info milestone:7.75:sy99:sy99
info system:done:time=7780:time=7780
crond[396]: crond (busybox 1.28.3) started, log level 8
init.exe: sshd main process (395) terminated with status 127
init.exe: sshd main prinit.exe: recevent pre-start process (399) terminated with status 1
--- SORRY, LOGIN IS DISABLED ON DEVICE ---
info milestone:8.15:sc01:sc01
info system_fs_loopbacks:mountingfs:Mounting compressed directories filesystem images:Mounting compressed directories filesystem images
info milestone:8.19:sc02:sc02
info milestone:8.23:/usr/share/X11/xkb:/usr/share/X11/xkb
info system_fs_loopbacks:mounted:Image /usr/share/X11/xkb.sqsh mounted:Image /usr/share/X11/xkb.sqsh mounted
info milestone:8.29:3:3
info milestone:8.30:sc05:sc05
info milestone:8.32:/usr/java/lib/fonts:/usr/java/lib/fonts
info system_fs_loopbacks:mounted:Image /usr/java/lib/fonts.sqsh mounted:Image /usr/java/lib/fonts.sqsh mounted
info milestone:8.39:4:4
info milestone:8.39:sc05:sc05
info milestone:8.41:/etc/kdb.src:/etc/kdb.src
info system_fs_loopbacks:mounted:Image /etc/kdb.src.sqsh mounted:Image /etc/kdb.src.sqsh mounted
info milestone:8.48:5:5
info milestone:8.49:sc05:sc05
info milestone:8.50:/usr/lib/locale:/usr/lib/locale
info system_fs_loopbacks:mounted:Image /usr/lib/locale.sqsh mounted:Image /usr/lib/locale.sqsh mounted
info milestone:8.57:6:6
info milestone:8.58:sc05:sc05
info milestone:8.59:/usr/share/keyboard:/usr/share/keyboard
info system_fs_loopbacks:mounted:Image /usr/share/keyboard.sqsh mounted:Image /usr/share/keyboard.sqsh mounted
info milestone:8.77:7:7
info milestone:8.78:sc05:sc05
info milestone:8.79:/opt/var/local:/opt/var/local
info system_fs_loopbacks:mounted:Image /opt/var/local.sqsh mounted:Image /opt/var/local.sqsh mounted
info milestone:8.86:8:8
info milestone:8.86:sc05:sc05
info milestone:8.87:sc07:sc07
info system:emiting_event:mounted_fs_loopbacks:mounted_fs_loopbacks
debug sytem:event_emitted:mounted_fs_loopbacks:mounted_fs_loopbacks
info system:emiting_event:loaded_modules_dependencies:loaded_modules_dependencies
info milestone:8.93:fs75:fs75
debug sytem:event_emitted:loaded_modules_dependencies:loaded_modules_dependencies
info system:emiting_event:loaded_fuse:loaded_fuse
debug sytem:event_emitted:loaded_fuse:loaded_fuse
info modules:modprobe:loading module falcon:loading module falcon
info milestone:9.02:fs00:fs00
info system:emiting_event:loaded_falcon:loaded_falcon
debug sytem:event_emitted:loaded_falcon:loaded_falcon
info hardware:no_wan:: WiFi only device. No WAN found
info system:emiting_event:loaded_cdc_ncm:loaded_cdc_ncm
info filesystems_keys:mouting_keys:mounting keys partition:mounting keys partition
debug sytem:event_emitted:loaded_cdc_ncm:loaded_cdc_ncm
info system:emiting_event:loaded_fakekey:loaded_fakekey
info system:emiting_event:mounted_keys:mounted_keys
debug sytem:event_emitted:loaded_fakekey:loaded_fakekey
debug sytem:event_emitted:mounted_keys:mounted_keys
info milestone:9.21:fs40:fs40
info filesystems_var_local:DB PARAMS:FreePageSize:36864 bytes. AvailableSpaceInVarLocal:924756 KB.:FreePageSize:36864 bytes. AvailableSpaceInVarLocal:924756 KB.
info milestone:9.61:fs23:fs23
info system:emiting_event:mounted_varLocal:mounted_varLocal
debug sytem:event_emitted:mounted_varLocal:mounted_varLocal
info milestone:9.68:fs25:fs25
info milestone:9.74:vi00:vi00
info milestone:9.83:vi99:vi99
info touch:detect:enable touch regulators:enable touch regulators
info display:started:time=9930:time=9930
info system:emiting_event:display_ready:display_ready
debug sytem:event_emitted:display_ready:display_ready
info prereg:PRAGMA_QUICK_CHECK_PASSED:: sts=0
info userstore:run:time=10160,action=start:time=10160,action=start
info userstore:start:found_shutdown_flag:found_shutdown_flag Found SHUTDOWN flag file
info touch:detect:detect touch devices:detect touch devices
info touch:detect:disable touch regulators:disable touch regulators
info touch:detect:install Goodix touch driver:install Goodix touch driver
info modules:modprobe:loading module gt9xx_ts:loading module gt9xx_ts
info system:emiting_event:loaded_gt9xx_ts:loaded_gt9xx_ts
debug sytem:event_emitted:loaded_gt9xx_ts:loaded_gt9xx_ts
info system:emiting_event:loaded_touch:loaded_touch
debug sytem:event_emitted:loaded_touch:loaded_touch
info system:emiting_event:mounted_userstore:mounted_userstore
debug sytem:event_emitted:mounted_userstore:mounted_userstore
info milestone:11.98:fs50:fs50
info milestone:12.09:fs90:fs90
info milestone:12.17:fs99:fs99
info battery:charged:cap=,mV=,mAH=:cap=,mV=,mAH=
info system:emiting_event:battery_ready:battery_ready
debug sytem:event_emitted:battery_ready:battery_ready
info milestone:12.34:sys99:sys99
info system_setup:system_setup_after_shpm done::
info system:emiting_event:dbus_ready:dbus_ready
debug sytem:event_emitted:dbus_ready:dbus_ready
info dbus:check-update:status=2:status=2 dbus_ready sent
info demd:starting...::
info hardware:no_wan:: WiFi only device. No WAN found
info milestone:13.95:dy01:dy01
info milestone:14.17:pm25:pm25
info milestone:14.66:dy02:dy02
info milestone:14.69:dy03:dy03
info milestone:15.42:xx00:xx00
info X:load:time=15560:time=15560
info X:xorg.conf:Generating xorg.conf:Generating xorg.conf
info stopVoiceView:entered:arg=deleteAsrFlags:arg=deleteAsrFlags
info stopVoiceView:Deleting ASR Flags::
info X:xorg.conf:xorg.conf generated:xorg.conf generated
info milestone:18.25:xx50:xx50
info X:starting:time=18360:time=18360
info milestone:24.23:xx99:xx99
info X:started:time=24280:time=24280
info system:emiting_event:x_setup_ready:x_setup_ready
debug sytem:event_emitted:x_setup_ready:x_setup_ready
info asr_setup:Not in asr mode::reason=flag file not present. shutting down asr_setup::
info locale:read:lang=zh_CN.utf8,lc_all=zh_CN.utf8:lang=zh_CN.utf8,lc_all=zh_CN.utf8 Retrieved Language
info system:emiting_event:langpicker_ready:langpicker_ready LANG_PICKER_SCREEN_SHOWN=0
debug sytem:event_emitted:langpicker_ready:langpicker_ready LANG_PICKER_SCREEN_SHOWN=0
info blanket_f:module already loaded:splash:splash
info system:emiting_event:start_splash:start_splash
debug sytem:event_emitted:start_splash:start_splash
info asr_bt_reboot:asr_bt_reboot begin on started winmgr_ready::
info milestone:26.83:pi00:pi00
info milestone:27.18:pi99:pi99
info system:emiting_event:contentpack_font_ready:contentpack_font_ready
debug sytem:event_emitted:contentpack_font_ready:contentpack_font_ready
info milestone:37.50:fr00:fr00
info milestone:37.68:fr50:fr50
info milestone:37.74:fr51:fr51
info framework:starting:time=39320:time=39320
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info hardware:no_wan:: WiFi only device. No WAN found
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info milestone:75.85:fr99:fr99
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KT3 Kindle 2016 jailbreak
Hello all. Now i have Kindle 2016 (8-th gen) with last frimware (5.11.1.1 (29.03.2019)). Can i do jailbreak for my device?
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KUAL not loading
Hello guys,
today I got an software update (which is strange because I thought that I have blocked them). And now I can't launch KUAL anymore.
I already tried this script that worked for me often before, when KUAL does not wanted to launch with an error msg:
After launching this script I do not get an error anymore. Just a Whitescreen.
today I got an software update (which is strange because I thought that I have blocked them). And now I can't launch KUAL anymore.
I already tried this script that worked for me often before, when KUAL does not wanted to launch with an error msg:
Quote:
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#!/bin/sh # mount system mntroot rw # remove bad kualbooklet jar rm "/opt/amazon/ebook/booklet/KUALBooklet.jar" # install my test jar cp "/mnt/us/KUALBooklet.jar" "/opt/amazon/ebook/booklet/KUALBooklet.jar" mntroot ro |
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PW3 How to backup for updates
How to backup plugins and tools for update? Everytime I update I need to write down the list of installed plugins and tools on a piece of paper then look online to reDL each of them and reinstall after update.
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Jailbreak for Kindle 2019 10th Generation (not Paperwhite)?
Hello everyone!
I'm noob here. :)
I've just ordered the all-new Kindle 10th generation 2019 basic, not the Paperwhite, and I'm wondering if it's jailbreakable?
:thanks:
I'm noob here. :)
I've just ordered the all-new Kindle 10th generation 2019 basic, not the Paperwhite, and I'm wondering if it's jailbreakable?
:thanks:
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Tutorial Open Sesame! (AKA., The New & Improved JailBreak Index)
What Is This?:
This aims to be an up-to-date version of @geekmaster's original "JailBreak Index" thread. It will recap what you can and cannot do with your device, and how to proceed, in a step by step process.
Identification.
Device Generation Concerns.
The main focus of this document will be all current devices with a touchscreen, running FW 5.x.
If you're using an older device see this historical thread, with a special addition if you're using a K4.
The Right Tools For The Job.
You'll soon realize that most of my stuff, despite being spread over a few dedicated threads, will actually redirect you to my Snapshots thread to actually download the files. I'd suggest keeping it open in a separate tab, or you might start to get dizzy with the amount of cross-references ;).
This allows me to centralize and update everything in one step.
Most of the files are shipped as xz compressed tarballs (.tar.xz). You'll need a decent unarchiver to handle those. We generally recommend 7-zip. If your unarchiver only leaves you with a simple tarball (.tar), you'll have to unpack that, too, to get to the goods.
JailBreak.
On current devices, the process involves installing a *factory* version of the FW. You are *not* able to downgrade a Kindle, which means you will have to be running a FW version <= to the factory image we have on hand.
If you're not, you're out of luck, at least not without hardware modifications, which we only know how to handle on *some* specific models (generally, older/simpler ones).
Which means making sure you won't get force-fed an unwanted OTA update is *very* important. Switch to airplane mode ASAP, and create a *folder* named update.bin.tmp.partial at the top level of the visible USB storage.
As of right now, the list of supported devices is as follows:
Be *very* careful to pick the right file for your device, because failing to do that *will* result in a brick.
You should be able to find links to those images at the bottom of this WiKi page, or, barring that, via Google (in which case, double-check the md5 sum of the files).
Once you've got your hands on an image that fits your device, check out this thread for detailed instructions, and come back here once that's done ;).
For older devices running FW <= 5.4.4.2, see this historical thread.
TL;DR: Identify your device, install the appropriate factory image like any other FW update.
Making sure your JB survives updates.
It's as simple as installing the JB Hotfix.
This will also take care of a few other necessary bits and bobs for the following steps.
TL;DR: This one should be installed via the "Update Your Kindle" menu, after dropping the .bin file at the top level of the visible USB storage.
Installing custom packages.
You can now forget about the "Update Your Kindle" menu, everything will have to go through the MobileRead Package Installer.
You might be wondering why this is listed first, while it appears to depend on another tool: KUAL. That's a bit of a catch-22 that we'll take care of shortly; for now, install MRPI as if you actually had KUAL installed ;).
TL;DR: This is as simple as extracting the package at the top level of the visible USB storage.
KUAL.
This is a GUI frontend that many custom tools will rely on, as such, we consider it a mandatory dependency.
As it's designed to run across the *full* range of Kindle devices, there are four different variants of it available.
If you're running FW >= 5.8, you'll need the "Booklet (coplate)" variant.
If you're running FW < 5.8, you can use the "Booklet" variant, or the "KDK-2" variant. Prefer the Booklet variant.
On older FW < 5.x devices, you'll have to use the "KDK-1" variant.
While the KDK variants were simple files you just sideloaded like any other book, the Booklet variants are proper packages, which is why MRPI had to come first ;).
TL;DR: Booklet variants should be installed via MRPI: drop the .bin in the mrpackages directory, located in the top level of the visible USB storage (if you don't see it, you bungled the MRPI install in the previous step), then run MRPI by entering ;log mrpi in the Homescreen's searchbar, then wait for MRPI to proceed. If nothing happens, you bungled something along the way.
Enjoy!.
You should now be ready to play with a lot of what's available on MR! A couple things to remember, though: As there's been a long history of various Kindle models and FW, some things may only target and/or behave properly on some specific models and/or FW versions. The documentation may not be any help in making you aware of that fact, especially for older stuff (the original author may be inactive, and even if he isn't, making sure stuff works everywhere and/or document it is a *lot* of work). Feel free to ask in the relevant thread, there's a good chance someone will tell you if it has a chance of working, or not ;).
As a rule, everything in my Snapshots thread should be sane & safe to use: it will either gracefully refuse to install on unsupported devices, or, barring that, gracefully refuse to *run* on unsupported devices.
Remember that MRPI supports installing *multiple* packages at once, and will attempt to install stuff in the right order if it matters (i.e., by installing Python first, for instance, as it's generally used by a few things, either as a hard dependency, or an optional one).
Last Updated: $Id: RECAP_MR_THREAD 16008 2019-06-04 17:42:53Z NiLuJe $
This aims to be an up-to-date version of @geekmaster's original "JailBreak Index" thread. It will recap what you can and cannot do with your device, and how to proceed, in a step by step process.
Identification.
Device Generation Concerns.
The main focus of this document will be all current devices with a touchscreen, running FW 5.x.
If you're using an older device see this historical thread, with a special addition if you're using a K4.
The Right Tools For The Job.
You'll soon realize that most of my stuff, despite being spread over a few dedicated threads, will actually redirect you to my Snapshots thread to actually download the files. I'd suggest keeping it open in a separate tab, or you might start to get dizzy with the amount of cross-references ;).
This allows me to centralize and update everything in one step.
Most of the files are shipped as xz compressed tarballs (.tar.xz). You'll need a decent unarchiver to handle those. We generally recommend 7-zip. If your unarchiver only leaves you with a simple tarball (.tar), you'll have to unpack that, too, to get to the goods.
JailBreak.
On current devices, the process involves installing a *factory* version of the FW. You are *not* able to downgrade a Kindle, which means you will have to be running a FW version <= to the factory image we have on hand.
If you're not, you're out of luck, at least not without hardware modifications, which we only know how to handle on *some* specific models (generally, older/simpler ones).
Which means making sure you won't get force-fed an unwanted OTA update is *very* important. Switch to airplane mode ASAP, and create a *folder* named update.bin.tmp.partial at the top level of the visible USB storage.
As of right now, the list of supported devices is as follows:
- PW2: 5.4.3.2 (MD5: 3cbac0b4821cec03432b9ed382744f41)
- KT2: 5.6.0 (MD5: d85a86f5c75b4b9d43648f3b6afd2e84)
- KV: 5.5.0 (MD5: f7c8905ea993fef902be82b70a98542a)
- PW3: 5.9.6.1 (MD5: a5460e698a531c7770ba2b1ac31667b0)
- KOA: 5.7.4 (MD5: 8f1e7c9124a2b12e643b15447d80feae)
- KT3: 5.8.0 (MD5: 3f1a5294e1bca8c4fa7ca2762c5b4505)
- KOA2: 5.9.0.6 (MD5: 18624db8c1838ec2b5b8bfb3406ac041)
- PW4: 5.10.1.3 (MD5: 538d939c2cb4f05c7952d33d5348f010)
- KT4: 5.11.0 (MD5: fd3e7ed8ebea59432163a5e713cd90c5)
Be *very* careful to pick the right file for your device, because failing to do that *will* result in a brick.
You should be able to find links to those images at the bottom of this WiKi page, or, barring that, via Google (in which case, double-check the md5 sum of the files).
Once you've got your hands on an image that fits your device, check out this thread for detailed instructions, and come back here once that's done ;).
For older devices running FW <= 5.4.4.2, see this historical thread.
TL;DR: Identify your device, install the appropriate factory image like any other FW update.
Making sure your JB survives updates.
It's as simple as installing the JB Hotfix.
This will also take care of a few other necessary bits and bobs for the following steps.
TL;DR: This one should be installed via the "Update Your Kindle" menu, after dropping the .bin file at the top level of the visible USB storage.
Installing custom packages.
You can now forget about the "Update Your Kindle" menu, everything will have to go through the MobileRead Package Installer.
You might be wondering why this is listed first, while it appears to depend on another tool: KUAL. That's a bit of a catch-22 that we'll take care of shortly; for now, install MRPI as if you actually had KUAL installed ;).
TL;DR: This is as simple as extracting the package at the top level of the visible USB storage.
KUAL.
This is a GUI frontend that many custom tools will rely on, as such, we consider it a mandatory dependency.
As it's designed to run across the *full* range of Kindle devices, there are four different variants of it available.
If you're running FW >= 5.8, you'll need the "Booklet (coplate)" variant.
If you're running FW < 5.8, you can use the "Booklet" variant, or the "KDK-2" variant. Prefer the Booklet variant.
On older FW < 5.x devices, you'll have to use the "KDK-1" variant.
While the KDK variants were simple files you just sideloaded like any other book, the Booklet variants are proper packages, which is why MRPI had to come first ;).
TL;DR: Booklet variants should be installed via MRPI: drop the .bin in the mrpackages directory, located in the top level of the visible USB storage (if you don't see it, you bungled the MRPI install in the previous step), then run MRPI by entering ;log mrpi in the Homescreen's searchbar, then wait for MRPI to proceed. If nothing happens, you bungled something along the way.
Enjoy!.
You should now be ready to play with a lot of what's available on MR! A couple things to remember, though: As there's been a long history of various Kindle models and FW, some things may only target and/or behave properly on some specific models and/or FW versions. The documentation may not be any help in making you aware of that fact, especially for older stuff (the original author may be inactive, and even if he isn't, making sure stuff works everywhere and/or document it is a *lot* of work). Feel free to ask in the relevant thread, there's a good chance someone will tell you if it has a chance of working, or not ;).
As a rule, everything in my Snapshots thread should be sane & safe to use: it will either gracefully refuse to install on unsupported devices, or, barring that, gracefully refuse to *run* on unsupported devices.
Remember that MRPI supports installing *multiple* packages at once, and will attempt to install stuff in the right order if it matters (i.e., by installing Python first, for instance, as it's generally used by a few things, either as a hard dependency, or an optional one).
Last Updated: $Id: RECAP_MR_THREAD 16008 2019-06-04 17:42:53Z NiLuJe $
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