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Old 02-06-2018, 06:33 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by bobcat4 View Post
I'm little bit confused what happened. The /usr/local has been removed while the update so I think the whole rootfs has been reinstalled from the update_kindle_all_new_paperwhite_5.8.11.bin.

The thing that I don't understand how the logThis.sh has survived the update?
It is still the patched version so I can run the RUNME.sh...
The /usr/local????
Do you mean: /var/local (a.k.a: partition #3 of 4).

The auto-reinstall code lives on /var/local (user persistent data).
If an Amazon update disturbed the usr's data (which is the usr's property) and you are located in the USA, then Amazon has just committed a felony.
Notify Homeland Security, I am pretty sure that is the agency that handles cyber crimes.
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