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How to add the drivers to the system?
The Kindle uses a Linux kernel, so the same way that any kernel modules are added to the system.
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They may have to be written first.
Except in this case for USB storage, they have been written and included with the kernel source since version 2.2.18 released December 11, 2000.

The compiled modules are just not included in the Amazon/Lab126 kernel build.
Someone wants them, they get to build them their self from the Amazon/Lab126 source.
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