Thread: Kindle DXi 2.5.8 Missing Certificate
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Old 05-11-2019, 03:04 PM   #59
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Device: Kindle DX Graphite
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It might be nice if each of us files the issue to Amazon CS. I hope they will hear.

I rooted my Kindle DXG to find out what is exactly the file(s) it searches for at
"/var/local/java/prefs/acsr"



It seemed that my factory reset Kindle does not has "acsr" directory. So I search on "certs" to find out what is inside it. It returned that the directory is empty. What are files that should be there? Anyone with fully registered Kindle whatever series knows what is inside certs?

I will try to "unzip" the Kindle service update file to take a look at what is inside it. Probably it contained the certificate that we need.
This does not work. Only Amazon that could fix this problem!
It seemed that the problem probably more than just a missing certificate, my theory is that firmware update Amazon released for Kindle Gen 1-3 did not contain a right factory reset routine. This might mess with directory structure, Java engine, and the certificate required to connect to Amazon once a factory reset is initiated.

Again, only Amazon could fix this problem!
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