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Originally Posted by Latint81
Will this package works in a Mac ? Will install the certificates ? Why I installed and still saying non authorized ?
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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
For 'live' examples of how one might use this to package something, here's the source to a minimal package that won't install anything, just run a script during the install process.
It's *very* Touch specific, don't use it on older devices.
For older devices, take a look at any of my hacks, the simplest being the 'dummy' one again  .
On a completely unrelated note:
Please don't feed non-POSIXy paths to the native win32 port, it won't like it . That means no Windows drive letters, no weird // links, no weird extra \. and to be perfectly safe, only use /, not \ (although it *should* handle the backslash => slash conversion correctly).
It will also horribly dies if you pass a directory with a trailing path separator to the commandline...
EDIT: MKK is another example of a full package, this one supporting *every* devices... (And it's actually fully functional, it's a revamp of PoP's & ixtab's merged developer keystore & Kindlet Jailbreak files & installers).
I aimed for a cleaner/simpler/shorter buildscript, while still supporting every devices. |
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It had better, since that is what the author uses.
This is the tool for
CREATING installation packages,
NOT
for installing packages.
This tool (normally) is not installed on a Kindle, it is installed on your software development machine.
(There are exceptions to be found, where the Kindle and the software development machine are one and the same.)
To install the "package signature certificate" - that is the job of the "Jailbreak" (thread).
(This enables the user to install any of our signed packages - such as "MKK")
To install the "application developer certificate(s)" - that is the job of the "MKK" (thread).
(From the message you referenced, this is the package you are missing on your Kindle.)
As NiLuJe wrote - please be more specific about what issue you are finding (and post in the appropriate or in a new thread).
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After a software is released, the first bug found will be by a person who normally does not use that portion of the program but was wondering why he can't do something he normally would not do.
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Ref:
http://www.murphys-laws.com/murphy/murphy-computer.html