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Originally Posted by vrybas
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Amazon troubleshooting says that the cause could be 3rd party software, installed on Kindle. And that's true.
There were some hacks installed on it. But the problem is I don't know which ones. I deleted a folder "usbnet", when Kindle was connected to laptop, and now can't gain access to USBNetwork.
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Sorry, don't I have a clue why the software does not work after you deleted it.
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Originally Posted by vrybas
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Compare it with brand new 2.5.5 or 2.5.8 filesystem tree.
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Once you have that available, if it is good enough to determine the course of the comparison, its good enough to run.
So just re-install that one.
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Originally Posted by vrybas
3. Can someone provide me with clean 2.5.5 or 2.5.8 filesystem tree to compare with?
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You need to re-phrase that question for posting on the open forums here to accomplish your intent.
It is against site policy to request a copy of copyrighted materials.
Books, Fonts, Software - Any Intellectual Property.
You are allowed to use the PM system to exchange with other members knowledge of where such copies might be obtained.
Or better yet, exchange by PM information on how you may be contacted out-of-band (by off-site method) to discuss such matters.
The statement of site-policy here is being re-written, or perhaps by now has been re-written, to clarify the above situation.