Thread: Kubrick: Live CD to debrick Kindle 3, 4, and Touch
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Old 11-09-2016, 07:52 PM   #1011
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Originally Posted by samuelgb View Post
Thanks for the tip. I have now burned it properly. It doesn't work in the Lenovo with W10. It does say that the system does not support a CD/DVD boot.

It works on the Acer run on W7 without having to do anything beyond switching the laptop with the DVD in. However, it doesn't go beyond the initial image of the Kubrick...
It is not supposed to.
That is all you get.
It is a ram resident version of Linux, it should never touch your Windows storage.

Google "Linux Live CD" to learn about such things in general.
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