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I am positive that the problem doesn't appear from a high temperature, because it does that no matter if i try to use it in hot weather or cold. In the case with the video i've just got it out from my backpack and the AC in the car was working, so it isn't possible to overheat in just few secounds. I would try to do update to the firmware but it is currently using the newest software for this device. I am thinking that it might need a full rebuild of the software, but i couldn't find any threads of somene who did that.I will try to use this command you mentioned and then i will post the screenshots from the logs.
P.S. In case that someone really uploaded a file to use the Kindle in negative mode, how can i find this file and remove it.
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