Thread: Investigating the Kindle Oasis
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Old 05-01-2016, 08:43 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by knc1 View Post
Time to try the 'factory USB adapter' -
The one used with the color Kindles.

They almost have to have serial port or its equivalent access or the devices are useless in the re-cycle/re-furbish market.
that's a possibility - however i doubt its the same system as the color kindles since those are android devices and as such they use ADB.
Also traditional Bootloader access isn't possible with this. My bet is that there are serial pins one one of the ZIF sockets that need a special development cable or alternatively that there is a "magic" pin combination for the battery connector after all.
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