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Old 01-26-2018, 05:19 PM   #316
coplate
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Originally Posted by thesunisup View Post
So I have tried to jailbreak my kindle pp3 but didn't go as expected

I have opened the front panel (be sure you have the right tools otherwhise you risk to damage your kindle, don't use cheep opening tools)

The problem is, I have destroyed the firmware connectors (rx-tx), I have used an electronic soldering gun and after I have melted the cables on connectors the cables depleted with the connectors on them (so no more jailbreak for my kindle, don't use an electronic soldering gun but use some plasteline and carefully somehow attach the cables on the connectors, also you won't be able to melt anything on the voltage conector because is unstickable!)
If you do not need the cables hooked up permanently, there are serial port spots on the back of the motherboard.

I had the same problem, accidentally burned off the TX and RX pins on the front.

They are tricky to use because of the stuff on the back of the screen, and it is hard to put the motherboard back into place.

I would recommend using some kind of conductive glue or similar, so you can remove it easier when done jailbreaking.

Here was my post on doing that.
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...2&postcount=40

the spots on the back are bigger than the ones on the front, I was able to solder to them much easier.

Last edited by coplate; 01-26-2018 at 05:23 PM.
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