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Originally Posted by Synthead
I don't want to run Kubrick in a VM to fix a "bricked" Kindle; I'd rather just run native applications or what have you to fix it. If it's CLI-based, even better. What can I use?
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Kubrick *is* a Mini-Linux distribution, which also includes all the required tools.
If you're feeling adventurous, you can just bind-mount the .iso and directly use the tools (imx_usb, k3flasher, fastboot etc.) from the "kubrick" directory there (but note that they're i386 ELF executables, so you may need to install the ia32-libs or whatever it's called). You'll also find all the necessary configurations and various scripts there (mostly in the "resources" subdirectory).
For more information, head over to the Kubrick thread and take a look at its source code, or do it the painful way and find all required information in the "simple debricking" thread. (Or use aditya's TUI).