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It is the update package which is crashing the DXG after installation. Since the update package for the DXG is a combination of the 2.5.8 rootfs.img from the DXG and the 3.1 firmware from K3 I think the crashing is due to that some K3 files are not compatible with the DXG.
I had also the problem that the update option was grayed out but solved it by replacing the following line close to the end in create_packages.sh:
${UPDATE_TOOL} c ${MINVERSION} `expr ${MAXVERSION}` ${DEVICE} FC02 "${TEMP}/${PKG_NAME}.tar.gz" ${OUTPUT}/update_${PKG_NAME}.bin
with this line taken from the alpha version of the update package
${UPDATE_TOOL} c ${MINVERSION} `expr ${MAXVERSION} + 1` ${DEVICE} FC02 "${TEMP}/${NAME}.tar.gz" ${OUTPUT}/update_${NAME}.bin
I have still problems that the update creation process SOMETIMES ends prematurely after "copying new files to rootfs image". This occurs even if all lines regarding TTS are commented away. I noticed that it is important to restart the Kindle 3 twice before a new attempt (once by holding the On button for half a minute and once by using the Restart option in the same menu where Update option is).
I have done programming but never on UNIX or Linux and have difficulties to understand exactly how to rip the copy of the /sys and /proc folder of the DXG. I thought the recovery file had all this info. Yifanlu, it would be great if you could make a code snippet that did this. Does the firmware 3.1 run without problems on your K2? I also would like to ask why some of the files in the filelist.txt for the K2i were missing in the filelist.txt for the DXG:
/usr/lib/libdmd_module.so
/usr/lib/libdmd_module.so.0
/usr/lib/libdmd_module.so.0.1
/usr/lib/libwan_module.0101.so
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