Thread: Kindle Touch - Fastboot eraseall
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Old 10-16-2013, 08:46 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by Weiss77 View Post
Welcome. I'm from Polish. Unfortunately, I did the same thing as Deivid3g and erased all data from my Kindle Touch.
Now I can not start it in fastboot mode. Slightly know Linux, and soot that repair in this system is easier than in Windows. I have a huge request. Is the person understands the problem could create a tutorial that shows how to run the fastboot in the Kindle using a standard USB cable? Have repeatedly tried to do something, but without success. Please help.
Even if there was a tutorial, it probably would not help you.

Because "erase all" does just what it says: erases everything.
Including the area outside of the file systems that holds personal and device specific information.

If you have made a back-up of that information, then you might be able to restore your Kindle using the serial port. **might**

With a device as old as a Kindle Touch - just sell it as: "Not working, for parts only".
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