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pwright2 · 06-01-2012, 01:48 PM

That appears to give me a good start. I will be doing some reading, I see. And your last line means that running SSH with the USBnetwork means I'm actually inside the Kindle.

It had not occurred to me that terminal and command line were equivalent. Legacy of being more of a DOS/Windows guy than Linux.

OK. Some of the threads speak of using certain folders and advising beware of other folders. Probably common to linux but not something obvious to the noob. Is there a 'sitemap' of the Kindle file structure that shows safe/dangerous areas?

Thanks for the guidance, though I fear my next posts might be to Geekmaster about unbricking. :-)

06-01-2012, 01:48 PM	#3
pwright2 Connoisseur Posts: 92 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2011 Device: Kindle Touch	That appears to give me a good start. I will be doing some reading, I see. And your last line means that running SSH with the USBnetwork means I'm actually inside the Kindle. It had not occurred to me that terminal and command line were equivalent. Legacy of being more of a DOS/Windows guy than Linux. OK. Some of the threads speak of using certain folders and advising beware of other folders. Probably common to linux but not something obvious to the noob. Is there a 'sitemap' of the Kindle file structure that shows safe/dangerous areas? Thanks for the guidance, though I fear my next posts might be to Geekmaster about unbricking. :-)