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Originally Posted by hawhill
However, given what flow_ is writing, I guess there's still some misunderstanding about the nature of the different partitions of the Kindle and the USB export mechanism around.
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From what I have been reading, it sounds like he wrote something to /mnt/us when it
was not being backed by the user's eMMC partition.
That, plus possible limitations in the Amazon mount scripting, could have created the problems as described so far.
And a directory need not be empty in any *nix to be used as a mount point. Over-mounting just hides the existing directory contents from new access, which makes it more than a bit hard (as in impossible) to get rid of the previously written contents once the directory is over-mounted.