Thread: Compiling the Linux Kernel for the Kindle
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Old 07-26-2010, 01:00 PM   #14
yifanlu
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Originally Posted by zetareticuli View Post
Alright. So I just bought a refurbished Kindle 2 to start testing all this. One thing that I really want to work on is the addition of a virtual SD card. With a virtual SD card, there would be little need for a real SD port. You just mount the virtual SD card that would read from, say, a web folder. Also, I would like to create a better PDF viewer. Something as close as possible to the PDF viewers that run on personal PCs.
Why would you need a virtual SD card? Kindle mounts on the computer as a FAT32 storage device. Also, the frontend is coded in Java, so it has nothing to do with the kernel.
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