Thread: k3flasher, a USB download mode utility
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Old 10-23-2012, 02:30 PM   #155
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Now that binaries are being provided for k3flasher, Is there anyone against a linux noob's debricking with k3flasher guide?
I finally got time to sit around and do a backup guide, to prepare me for the flashing one, and here it is: https://wiki.mobileread.com/wiki/Backing_Up_Kindle_3

It is unfinished, because I don't think we should have a guide when it requires a noob to find a file that can only be found with a bit of searching and a winwoes installation...

I personally think that that is too tricky for a noob, especially when they are new to linux...

Wasn't there something earlier about being allowed to distribute the RAM kernel without source and agreeing to certain terms or something to that effect? If that can be done, then I would finish both guides, but currently, i think k3flasher is going to be too tricky for n00bs as of right now...
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