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Old 02-05-2016, 05:34 PM   #369
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Originally Posted by CalbertAmu View Post
I am despairing over my failure to understand. I'm sorry.

So in terminal I am assuming the root folder is system, because I cannot find mnt/us

After extracting the jb.zip, i see jb file of kind 'unix executable'. I'm assuming that is the jb.sh you're referring to.

I was told in another forum that if I didn't know how to setup a DNS I could use

sudo create_ap --redirect-to-localhost -n wlan0 MyAP
sudo python -m SimpleHTTPServer 80
Root folder:

/mnt/us is what the Kindle OS sees it as.

On your computer, it will be:
E:\ if you are on Windows
/media/Kindle or /media/$USER/Kindle if you are on linux
/Volumes/Kindle if you are on OSX (I think).

create_ap is linux only.
`python -m SimpleHTTPServer 80` is one of the simplest ways to start a webserver, but any type of webserver will work.
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