I wish I'd found this forum before doing a Deregister and Factory Reset on my Kindle 2 gw 2.5.8 + security update. From what I've read, 2.5.8 deletes the device's security certificate / private key.
It was working just fine for the first few weeks of November. I have several SSIDs and wanted to see which one it was connecting to since I'd forgotten and wanted to switch SSIDs for the Wi-Fi. I stupidly thought if I de-registered and did a factory reset, it would ask me which Wi-Fi to connect to. It never did. Amazon has the passwords for the various SSIDs I have access to, but I'm thinking the Factory Reset must not deleted the SSID/password combo since I get 5 bars.
Wi-Fi works and I can access the Kindle Store. However it will not register and gives me the message:
"You Kindle is unable to connect at this time. Please try again later. If the problem persists, please restart your Kindle from the menu in Settings and try again."
411 shows None for all the servers and Certificate: missing
After trying to talk to the Indian customer service for over an hour and explaining exactly what I needed, he was able to re-register my K2 so it shows up in My Devices, but while being persistent in trying to find a solution, despite my explaining the missing device certificate at least a dozen times, he finally gave up and said it was too old.
I've been looking at the Wiki article "Kindle 2 US and Kindle DX US Registration Hack" to see if that would register the k2i, but the update_reginfo files can't be found (Rapidshare & Megaupload). I also don't know if that would actually generate the certificate or not or how to go about doing that, if it's possible. I have the jailbreak files for a k2i.
I do have the 2.5.2 update bin file and was thinking maybe that would regenerate the missing certificate but of course, it won't downlevel 2.5.8.
I'm wondering if there's any way to fix this connection issue to the Amazon servers. Since I get 1 or more books daily (free ones) I'd rather not do the USB/sideload thing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mark
Last edited by SDMLG; 12-02-2019 at 10:51 PM.
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