This list is an update of the information found in the Kindle Hacking section of the wiki. Information current as of 5.8.8
Code:
";dm" : "/usr/bin/dm.sh",
";dh" : "/usr/bin/dh.sh",
";dt" : "/usr/bin/dt.sh",
";shpm" : "/usr/sbin/shipping_mode",
";lzzl" : "/usr/sbin/shipping_mode",
";urst" : "/usr/sbin/userstore_reset",
";debugOn" : "/usr/bin/debugOn.sh",
";debugOff" : "/usr/bin/debugOff.sh",
";311" : "/usr/bin/311.sh",
";411" : "/usr/bin/411.sh",
";611" : "/usr/bin/611.sh",
";711" : "/usr/bin/711.sh",
";setTime" : "/usr/bin/dateTime.sh",
";st" : "/usr/bin/dateTime.sh",
"~ds" : "/usr/bin/ds.sh",
";updateCamp" : "/usr/bin/updateCamp.sh",
";csc" : "/usr/bin/clearStoreCache.sh",
";uzb" : "/usr/bin/enableUSBInDemo.sh",
";duzb" : "/usr/bin/disableUSBInDemo.sh",
";dsts" : "/usr/bin/startSettingsInDemo.sh",
";enter_demo" : "/usr/bin/createDemoModeFlagFile.sh",
";exit_demo" : "/usr/bin/deleteDemoModeFlagFile.sh",
";demo" : "/usr/bin/demoConfig.sh",
";vfd" : "/usr/bin/verifyDemo.sh",
";wwreset" : "/usr/bin/wwReset.sh",
";chkup" : "/usr/bin/checkUpdate.sh",
";wwresetoverride" : "/usr/bin/wwResetOverride.sh",
";wwresetknown" : "/usr/bin/wwResetKnown.sh",
";att" : "/usr/bin/play.sh" ,
";astop" : "/usr/bin/stopPlay.sh",
";invertedPage" : "/usr/bin/pageTurnConfig.sh",
";jit" : "/usr/bin/resetTutorial.sh",
";bsalogOn" : "/usr/bin/bsaLogOn.sh",
";bsalogOff" : "/usr/bin/bsaLogOff.sh",
Note that ;demo requires that the device not be registered.
And perhaps other requirements, I haven't fully tested that shortcut yet.
Note ;chkup works, it will request a download if available next time you connect.
(Handy for trying out OTA Blocking methods. Nice of Lab126 to give us a unit test for that.
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You most likely want to be jail broken, have USBnetworking and Rescue Pack installed before you try that one out. There does not seem to be any way to cancel the download request from the todo list.
And ;urst does not fool around, try that one only if you want to kiss goodbye to everything you have on visible USB storage - it will repartition and reformat user storage.
It might also repartition and reformat /var/local - I didn't try this one out myself either.