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Originally Posted by atjeff1
Hello, I am a complete and total noob at Linux and Kindle related matters. I followed the wiki guide and flashed my K3 but have encountered several problems. While flashing rootfs.bin, my Kindle's charge light indicator thing turned However, even though the light was turned off, ATK continued to flash it. After it was done flashing, I unplugged it and tried to reboot it...No luck. As mentioned in many posts before mine, my Kindle seems to be stuck in a loop where it tries to boot and gives me the USB connect and disconnect sounds every 90 seconds. My K3 was a demo unit that I have received from a neighbor. It is current stuck on a screen from the demo. It has been stuck on said screen since I plugged it in for the flashing. Any help?
I used the 3.0.2 files. The rootfs file was in one .zip file. It is around 350mb compressed and 650mb after I extracted it. I did the flashing with ATK on a Win7 32 bit because my laptop was 64 bit. Any solutions?
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you dont mention flashing a matching kernel.
thats my first thought. Was that done?