I'm sorry to dissapoint you both: I was unable to find the copy of wget I used and the emergency.sh script didn't produce any output.
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Originally Posted by knc1
Did you run (on the Kindle) the ldconfig command after you changed library files?
If so, with what options?
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No, I didn't.
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Originally Posted by knc1
Did you (manually or with ldconfig command) change the symbolic link structure of the /lib, /usr/lib and/or /usr/local/lib filesystem sub-trees?
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I'm quite sure I didn't create or change any links.
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I did try out different things, like a simple
Code:
eips "hello world!"
or writing random data to the screen. I put the emergency.sh script into the document root (for good measure) and into usbnet/bin/
Code:
eips "hello world!"
echo 2 > /proc/eink_fb/update_display
dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/fb0 bs=600 count=800
echo 1 > /proc/eink_fb/update_display
Even just putting a 'sleep 120' in there didn't seem to affect the time for a boot cycle (which is about 31s and about a minute after a factory reset).
Would it help if I opened my Kindle and try to read out data over a serial connection?