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Originally Posted by jangell2
Earlier I had to install customer fw because some an update failed and the instructions suggesting doing that, then installing the factory fw. I've still got that bin, so I can install it. It's name is update_kindle_all_new_paperwhite_5.9.6.1.
Why is it important to get off the factory fw? Just curious.
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Yes, update_kindle_all_new_paperwhite_5.9.6.1 is perhaps optimum in the sense that you can reinstall the factory 5.9.6.1 if your system ever gets corrupted.
The factory firmware is not a superset of the customer firmware and lacks some components. I do not have direct experience with this, but I have read many posts where it turns out someone was trying to do something with factory firmware and the fix was to install customer use firmware.