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Originally Posted by knc1
Both u-boot and the kernel are both network filesystem enabled.
"not requiring a pc" ::
*) use your NSS which is part of most home routers.
*) put the network filesystem on a cloud server
*) use a Linux, Mac, or (*)BSD system
PS: DO NOT put swap on the network filesystem, the Kindle kernels are not configured to support such use (we have threads on that subject here).
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I have the U-Boot commands for netboot on file, but how are you supposed to connect to the Kindle when it's still in U-Boot? We don't have an Ethernet port. Is it some sort of fancy USB Networking mode in U-Boot?