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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
To use the autoreboot feature: Just drop a blank file named reboot in the linkss folder (by copying and renaming the already existing "autoreboot" blank file, for example), and your Kindle will do a quick reboot 10s after you've unplugged it (there's minimal visual feedback during that time, just wait until your list of books reappear)!
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Hi,
Thanks for this great Hack and it's working fine for me. I used normal reboot and the images I'm putting inside the screensavers folder appears as intended. I never try either "random" or "shuffle" mode.
I have a question. Currently within the linkss folder with the other folders I have 2 files calls "auto" and "autoreboot".
Is that means my autoreboot is activated?
Or am I required to create a "reboot" file like you have mentioned?
Because when I change a image and unplug USB it's not appearing unless I restart my kindle manually. So may be unless I create a file called reboot this feature still not activated! am I right to say that?
If it's the case you should have just left out the "autoreboot" file right? Can I know what's the
use of both "auto" and "autoreboot" files if I'm only going to change screensaver like I do without using any random or shuffle feature!
Thanks again...
