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Originally Posted by dfect
I havn't touched that command. Could you give me some hints how to use it?
[root@kindle root]# iptables --list
FATAL: Module ip_tables not found.
iptables v1.3.8: can't initialize iptables table `filter': iptables who? (do you need to insmod?)
Perhaps iptables or your kernel needs to be upgraded.
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The cross-breed firmware, I think, includes its own kernel build.
You need to do two things :
Check that kernel's configuration (of the iptables section) ;
and
Check in the bastardized firmware image for the modules ;
(/lib/modules/kernel-version-string/sub-tree)
The firmware image needs to contain the modules from the **build of the executing kernel** - not those from some random kernel build.
The command:
uname -a
will give you the kernel version string, build number, and build date-time
modinfo full-path-and-file-name
will give you the similar information of a specific module.
Once you know which kernel is running
(The series 2.5, the series 3.x or a custom build)
Then you know which /lib/modules/ sub-tree to check
I still think you should re-install the stock 2.5.8 amazon firmware -
No reason to run the series 3.x firmware when you are using an add-in pdf reader.
As you posted, your only reason to run the series 3.x firmware was for the pdf handling, but now you are not using the series 3.x pdf handling.