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jyavenard · 11-01-2009, 11:28 AM

You currently can't undo the jailbreak. But unlike the iphone that needs to patch the kernel in many places ; on the Kindle it's nothing like that.
We just add an extra RSA keys to the list of keys. Absolutely ZERO files are being modified.

So I'd say the likelyhood of something going wrong is extremely close to nil.

To install Savory, copy the ext3 on the Kindle "system" folder once mounted via USB.
The copy the update_Savory file at the root of the Kindle, eject the Kindle from the PC and go into Menu -> Settings -> Update Your Kindle

To completely remove all trace of Savory, install the same way the update_RemoveSavory binary image and update the kindle.
it will revert everything...

There's a restore mode on the Kindle, which you access while booting with the "HOME" button pressed. Not sure what you can do from there..

11-01-2009, 11:28 AM	#3
jyavenard Zealot Posts: 141 Karma: 383 Join Date: Sep 2009 Device: Kindle 2	You currently can't undo the jailbreak. But unlike the iphone that needs to patch the kernel in many places ; on the Kindle it's nothing like that. We just add an extra RSA keys to the list of keys. Absolutely ZERO files are being modified. So I'd say the likelyhood of something going wrong is extremely close to nil. To install Savory, copy the ext3 on the Kindle "system" folder once mounted via USB. The copy the update_Savory file at the root of the Kindle, eject the Kindle from the PC and go into Menu -> Settings -> Update Your Kindle To completely remove all trace of Savory, install the same way the update_RemoveSavory binary image and update the kindle. it will revert everything... There's a restore mode on the Kindle, which you access while booting with the "HOME" button pressed. Not sure what you can do from there..