[knc1]

Originally Posted by motiv8d

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I would have expected that using Kubrick to flash 3.4 would have put the required signatures in place, but is it possible that this did not happen?
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It does include our signature certificate (I.E: Jailbreak):

Originally Posted by ixtab

Version 3.6
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Kubrick Features:

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• Can (optionally) install the device jailbreak (K4/KT); the K3 image always includes the jailbreak.
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It is very possible (and relatively common on a K3) that the Kubrick copy of the firmware did not install.
How much longer than 2 hours did the installation process run?

Originally Posted by motiv8d

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_otaupexec:def:signature verification failed on "/tmp/.update-tmp.14149/update-filelist.dat"

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You are not running the firmware image that is included in Kubrick.

Originally Posted by motiv8d

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Fails (log shows E _otaupexec:def:signature verification failed)
http://imgur.com/emo5jCt
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You are not running the firmware image included with Kubrick.

Originally Posted by motiv8d

It seems that Kubrick for a Kindle 3 (Keyboard) B008 K3W DOES NOT also jailbreak the device.

The Kubrick I used was this one:
kubrick-k3-k4-k5-ISO-DVD.zip

I have not been able to find a file by that name that is linked to in the first post of Kubrick.
Please quote the link you used so the image can be checked for a missing certificate.

Originally Posted by motiv8d

From my previous thread here https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...71&postcount=7 I thought that Kubrick for Kindle 3's used an image that was already jailbroken.

It seems to me that this is NOT the case.
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It is the case, the Kubrick image does include the jailbreak (MR developers' signature certificate).

Originally Posted by ixtab

Version 3.6
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Kubrick Features:

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• Can (optionally) install the device jailbreak (K4/KT); the K3 image always includes the jailbreak.
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What you are seeing is a K3 that is not running the firmware included with Kubrick.
At least not the Kubrick linked to from here in the first post of the Kubrick thread.
It is possible that you are running a modified Kubrick image from somewhere else (one that was intentionally modified to leave out the jailbreak).

One more time:
How much longer than 2 hours did Kubrick run during its installation phase?