greenclaws,
could you please try to save content of your /opt0 and /opt1 folders. (one of them contains "confidential" per device ID, so don't share them in public) Just copy them over to internal memory (/Data).
There is a small partition used for saving settings (also by PRS+). It could explain why your problem persists despite firmware installs (it doesn't get overwritten as far as I remember), but it gets flushed when you reset firmware. Mm....
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It struck me as odd as the only successful firmware version I'd put on it is the one through Hack 300 Updater so it should have matched the 'New software version'
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That's not a problem, hack updater fakes the version string, to avoid "your firmware is newer" problem.
Mark,
I think rootfs part should be compatible. (there are people who used this route, they would have problems otherwise). But it was long ago, so maybe they were replacing root, and I just don't remember... :S
here are dumps for 300 that I have.
18160 is the standard US firmware.
24180 is probably UK, I don't remember it anymore (and didn't leave a comment,silly me)
If this isn't enough, we should ask VictorSG, I recall he had dumps of pretty much everything related to Sony Readers.
