Thread: DX(G) Develop patch for missing certificate Kindle DX
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Old 05-17-2019, 04:31 PM   #17
DeKuns
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Originally Posted by knc1 View Post
Almost.
Prior to registration, the device has a "limited access" certificate.
It uses that to create the device registration (where it sends device / user specific information).
In return, it receives a "general access" certificate.
("limited" and "general" are used above to provide a sense of the process, they may not be the proper terms.)
I understand now. Thank you knc1. So no need for firmware 3.4.2. The problem of these factory reset unable to register is that this "general access" certificate is not in the server anymore. Is this "general access" certificate is highly encrypted? DXG is my only Kindle so I am not able to examine this "general access" certificate.
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