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Originally Posted by xception
No workarounds?
Or the booklets have to be recompiled into a linux-executable like kterm (c + gtk) and koread (lua + idk)
What about kual itself, it seems to be it's written in java and kindlet form, could you please tell how the creator got that to work on the firmware that has the backend removed ??
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Booklet != Kindlet ... Which is the whole point.
For instance, the main Kindle page is a booklet, sort of hard to remove support for that.
Depends on what source you are looking at, the "active document" is indeed a Kindlet.
Compare that source with the source of the KUAL booklet, which, of course, is a booklet.
That comparison you are now looking at is the only booklet development documentation there is.
As I posted before, the booklet interface to the system is NOT Public, and is NOT Published (by Amazon, that is).
That comparison is also the "booklet development kit" you have been looking for.
That, and whatever you can determine of the Java parts of the system with your favorite Java reverse engineering tool(s).
Some of which I have posted, including builds that will run on the Kindle itself.
All of which seem to be on the list of my least useful postings.
