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eddie.t.h · 03-01-2019, 02:36 AM

You're right. I messed up again. I damaged the card when I wanted to backup it so I had it in the sdcard reader. Did I delete the system kernel and a few files. My reader is not even starting now in the recovery mode. I replaced the bImage file with the image 624detectsn.img along with the kernel modules on partition 7 and the reader started, but it works very strangely. It probably has a software screen driver because it very slowly refreshes the screen. The update upload mode also does not work. So it needs original files from the boot partition that contains the linux kernel.

03-01-2019, 02:36 AM	#3
eddie.t.h Addict Posts: 201 Karma: 123456 Join Date: Jan 2018 Device: Too Much Kindle :-)	You're right. I messed up again. I damaged the card when I wanted to backup it so I had it in the sdcard reader. Did I delete the system kernel and a few files. My reader is not even starting now in the recovery mode. I replaced the bImage file with the image 624detectsn.img along with the kernel modules on partition 7 and the reader started, but it works very strangely. It probably has a software screen driver because it very slowly refreshes the screen. The update upload mode also does not work. So it needs original files from the boot partition that contains the linux kernel. Last edited by eddie.t.h; 03-01-2019 at 02:40 AM.