Thread: Newbies Guide to Kindle Development
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Old 01-06-2012, 04:03 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by dzchimp View Post
Thank you. Could you also tell me what kind of kernel the Kindle uses, and how to write the kernel to it? The USB HID driver ought to be writable to the kernel, and if kernel has the driver, it should show up like an adb device would?
I am not aware the USB HID has been tested on the kindle touch yet.

Patching the kernel may prevent firmware updates.

yifanlu would be the person to talk to about upgrading kernel versions. He did the version 3 firmware upgrade for kindle DX.
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