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Originally Posted by j.p.s
if you are running the sudo ip command on your laptop, you are assigning 192.168.15.244 as your laptop's IP address on the USB network. You should use something like 192.168.15.201
The kindle IP address is set elsewhere, probably as a step in installing USBnet on the kindle.
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Thanks for the reply! Could you possibly tell me how and where to set these IPs exactly? With "ip link" I see a bunch of network devices, namely "lo", "enp0s31f6" (my LAN port), "wlp3s0" (Wifi), "virbr0", "virbr0-nic" and finally the Kindle, which is "enxee4900000000".
Which IP address do I assign to which of these network devices, and how? I have tried everything I could come up with but the Kindle always asks for a root password.
Also, do you have a clue why the Kindle asks for a root password even though I installed my keys to authorized_keys and I have wifi disabled?
PS: the "ifconfig" command is not available on my distribution, I believe it has been fully replaced by "ip", so sadly I can't just copy the commands given in various other threads and the manual.