Thread: Damn Reboot using the shell
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Old 06-12-2012, 07:42 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by wlaf View Post
I have a Kindle 3 wifi, and I like it. I jailbreaked it and installed usbnetworking, shell, and some other apps on it.
Unfortunately, I forgot that I shouldn't reboot kindle thorugh the shell, and I did it! Now it does not boot and it goes to the "Repair Needed" page, and at the botoom of the screen I can see: "framework".
As the kindle is not completely bricked, I tried to reboot it using hard reset (holding reset button 15 sec) and install original firmware update from amazon using recovery console. I used the latest firmware available:
http://s3.amazonaws.com/G7G_Firmware...e_3.3_B008.bin
But it didn't help, as it seems that it does not install the update.

I don't have usb-ttl cable, so I can't use the unbrick method. Any opinion about what happens when you reboot kindle using the shell, and how to fix it?
I rebooted my K3 through the shell multiple times with no problems. Which shell did you install? Where is that "no reboot" documented?

What "other apps" did you install? Perhaps one of those caused this problem...
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