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GreatSyxsuke · 10-06-2016, 05:12 PM

I could be wrong but are you presuming that installing KPV Booklet or KUAL is like installing a different launcher in Android, in that it changes the way your default home screen looks? I can't speak for KPV but KUAL doesn't do that. It installs a document or booklet that brings up a menu when opened, which would list KO Reader.

Jailbreaking doesn't install a custom ROM so that's why the firmware is still listed as the same number. Others who are more technically inclined can give more info as to what the jailbreak installs.

Unzip the archive for KO Reader as is into the root of your Kindle, leaving the folders as is.

Also, don't put your full serial number out there. Easiest way to get your device blacklisted by Amazon.

10-06-2016, 05:12 PM	#4
GreatSyxsuke Enthusiast Posts: 25 Karma: 156 Join Date: Feb 2016 Device: Kobo Libra 2	I could be wrong but are you presuming that installing KPV Booklet or KUAL is like installing a different launcher in Android, in that it changes the way your default home screen looks? I can't speak for KPV but KUAL doesn't do that. It installs a document or booklet that brings up a menu when opened, which would list KO Reader. Jailbreaking doesn't install a custom ROM so that's why the firmware is still listed as the same number. Others who are more technically inclined can give more info as to what the jailbreak installs. Unzip the archive for KO Reader as is into the root of your Kindle, leaving the folders as is. Also, don't put your full serial number out there. Easiest way to get your device blacklisted by Amazon. Last edited by GreatSyxsuke; 10-06-2016 at 06:25 PM.