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Originally Posted by ixtab
Why shouldn't that be the case anymore?
The general approach works for every Java VM - after all, it's pure Java. So yes, of course, the method works on the K3. The only thing that requires some research effort is how to get the patcher bootstrapped. On the K5, this is achieved by registering with the framework as the very first OSGi bundle, and immediately intercepting and hooking into the classloader chain, so that all subsequent class load events come through the PatchingClassLoader.
Of course there are a few K5-specifics in the distribution (most notably the UI), but again: the core will work on everything that runs Java, be it a Kindle, a mobile phone or a PC.
Just give it a try!
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Ok, will do. I assume that the installer doesnt work then? so copy the jbpatcher.zip/src files to where they need to be? I'm willing to try anything you throw at me. If you need k3 stuff tested or whatnot, just ask.