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Old 03-06-2023, 05:15 PM   #147
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Originally Posted by cytoplasm View Post
Which device and system image is compatible with the apk?
The one I mentioned in my footnote. Device doesn't really matter, because every device can run any software, even if the real device cannot do that.

For full disclosure I have picked a Nexus 9 tablet with Marshmallow (Android 6.0 (Google APIs) armeabi-v7a, API level 23) and the Kindle APK that is linked in first post (4.16). All settings were standard when I created it, didn't change anything. And I did not use adb backup. It probably works with backup, but it was slow as molasses on my Windows 11 machine running on Intel CPU (i5-11400, 32 GB ram, everything SSDs). Downloading the keyfile* directly was almost instant.
Code:
adb pull /data/data/com.amazon.kindle/databases/map_data_storage.db
That file is less than 100kb in my case.

*little nitpick, that is NOT the key file, just the database it is in. Do what you normally would with the backup file.

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