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Old 06-12-2012, 11:44 AM   #19
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Reading the blog post more precise:

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Once it boots you can make another attempt and installing the same update. Most likely you will not have the same problem.
It’s unclear what causes this problem. I saw it happening with hacks as well with official Amazon updates. Deleting and copying the same update will fix it.
So, it only tells you to remove the faulty updates, and don't tell how to install updates in recovery mode:

In the other post we read: (http://blogkindle.com/2009/03/kindle-2-recovery-mode/)

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If I figure out the “recovery mode update” trick I’ll surely post about it.
So, It's unclear how to install updates using recovery mode. Is it enough to reboot the device using the key "R" or "alt+q"?
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