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Originally Posted by eschwartz
It is documented in our Wiki, after spelunking through the vanillla debug_cmds.json extracted from a hacked device.
Rebooting will turn the screensaver back on. So will running lipc commands from a shell, which requires jailbreaking and using KUAL (and optionally packaged helper scripts  ). |
So the sleep timer can be shut off, but it's not documented in the official documentation and unless you think to look for how to do so online, you'll never know it can be done.
Does this work on all eInk Kindles that handle KF8 with all the different firmware?