Hi KNC1. Thanks for your reply.
I do not know how I could do this WITH the USB Cable connected to my Ubuntu machine. It goes into USB drive mode when connected and says to use the kindle, "eject it from the computer". However when I unmount then "udisks --detach", the kindle, it stays in drive mode and there is no way for me to perform an update.
Code:
# umount /dev/sdf1
# udisks --detach /dev/sdf
Detach failed: Error detaching: helper exited with exit code 1: Detaching device /dev/sdf
USB device: /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:16.0/usb9/9-3)
SYNCHRONIZE CACHE: OK
STOP UNIT: FAILED: No such file or directory
So I can only do the update with the USB cable entirely DISCONNECTED.
I have since updated the kindle to 3.4.2 from 3.4 (this was necessary to enable me to connect wifi). The procedure I used to do this was the same as I have been trying to use for the MKK. However, this update worked flawlessly.
I have then registered successfully.
--- Should I be using a different update procedure for the MKK??? ----
I am using:
Code:
Menu - Settings - Menu - Update your Kindle
after copying the .bin file to the root of the kindle.
Trying again resulted in the same update fail.
I have also since tried to use the file "Update_mkk-20141129-k3w-B008_uninstall.bin" as an update using the same procedure and this fails at the first segment of the progress bar also.
I have tried these updates with both the wifi turned on and off.
Also I have put onto the kindle keyboard wifi - "KUAL-KDK-1.0.azw2"
When I go to it, right click, then choose open, it says:
"The device is not registered as a Test Kindle to run this title...."
--- I am wondering if this means that after using Kubrick my device is somehow still not jailbroken? --- 
