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Originally Posted by salvoilgirovago
i managed to connect kindle over ssh. So I only copy the two phrases
# gzip -d kite.gz
# sh kite
after gaining root access with putty ?
I've tried to do that but it didn't work
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First you need to access into directory you copied "kite.gz" into.
For example, if you copied into root directory when Kindle was connected in standard USB userstore mode, type:
cd /mnt/us/
Or for example for "documents" directory:
cd /mnt/us/documents/
Just a note - the initiating "#" is just a sign you are in ssh.
You need to write commands
without #.
When you will be in proper directory, execute:
gzip -d kite.gz
sh kite
as you wrote.
geekmaster: in fact, kite is only way at Kindle 4NT, which provide easily execution 3rd part things without ssh.