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Originally Posted by knc1
We can read your English, but we can't read your mind.
I can not find where you wrote what efforts you made to find the answer yourself.
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It is impossible to prove a negative, in any language.
All you can prove is that your search attempts failed.
Not a good thing to do.
That does nothing to changes that had been made to the system image.
It is modifications to the system image that can cause problems with the devices that do incremental updates.
You had to un-install, not just deactivate, all changes that you had made.
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When you try to install an Amazon update, if it fails, it should display an error code.
We can't see over your shoulder, tell us what the error code is.
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Thanks for your help.
For the search thing, I just didn't understand why Cinisajoy suddenly ask if I had made search, because on his first help message he didn't mentioned it. That's why I was confused. Normally I guess that you just ask someone you don't already know what he has done, tried, search to achieve his goal. In my case, I learned almost all my English searching things to achieve mines. When I want to learn something, I don't like to write in a forum because I want my answers right away. So I search until I'm literally exhausted. After a while I search again. After weeks or months, I force myself to ask for help in an forum.
I didn't write any detail about my updating experience because, after the resetting of my Kindle Keyboard, it was working perfectly. I just explained why my Kindle Keyboard wasn't jailbreak anymore. Anyway, now it is up to date.
So before every update I will have to uninstall what I have install on my Kindle Keyboard and reinstall those things after the update?