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Originally Posted by murz_07
Yes, now I see a lot of meaningless symbols 
Can you say something? |
Yes... "something".
But seriously, I can see that your /var/local is only 35% full, so that is not the problem.
That script should also have saved a backup copy file mmcblk0p1.img on your USB Drive. You can mount this in linux to examine the main root partition and see what caused the bricking problem. There are windows programs that can mount linux filesystems in image files like mmcblk0p1.img also, and let you browse them. Then you can add lines to RUNME.sh to fix that problem after doing:
mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /mnt/mmc
Then change stuff inside /mnt/mmc (carefully) to repair whatever damage you found when analyzing the backup file.
SUGGESTION: You have identifying info (pcbsn and serial number and mac address) that you should probably partially mask with "XXXXXX" to prevent "identity theft" (such as unathorized purchases to your amazon account by cloning your kindle identity). I recommend keeping the left-most 4 characters and changing the rest to X characters. You should edit that post...
UPDATE: A sysop fixed your serial number after I asked for "divine intervention" from above.