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Originally Posted by TBennettcc
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I can use the Kubrick v3.6 LiveCD up to the point where the Kindle is supposed to reboot into diags mode. Instead, it reboots to the same screen referenced above telling me "the update was not successful".
From Windows XP, MfgTool can put the Kindle into fastboot mode, and I can access the Kindle with the command prompt and fastboot.exe.
When selecting diags mode, it just reboots and returns to the above screen telling me "the update was not successful".
When selecting "main", the Kindle reboots, shows a message: "Software Update. Your Kindle software is updating. This can take a few minutes. DO NOT turn your kindle off during the update process. Your Kindle will automatically restart as soon as the update process is complete.", and then reboots to the above screen telling me "the update was not successful".
With all that said and done, I'm stuck. Any ideas? Any and all constructive suggestions are welcome. Thank you very much for your time. |
This part of the post reads as if the Kindle Touch you are working with is one of the "development" (prototype) devices that got shipped to end users during the KT shortage.
Two or three others have been reported here in the past.
But those where discovered while they where still operating normally and the owners installed the public, production, firmware release.
If my guesses above are correct, you are breaking new ground, trying to un-brick a prototype Kindle.