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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
For CLI or systems stuff, just cross-compile to the right target and you're done?
(i.e., https://github.com/koreader/koxtoolchain [Use the binaries right now, the latest gnu make release breaks the glibc build. Updating those TCs, which will also fix this issue, is at the top of my TODO list]). |
Thank you for your help. After conducting some tests with the koxtoolchain, I cooked a new toolchain using crosstool-NG. This new toolchain worked well with a simple program that printed "hello world"!
I then proceeded to build Bluez along with its dependencies such as dbus, readline, and glib. Finally, I was able to obtain the necessary binaries and libraries.
While investigating kernel compatibility and ensuring the Kindle was enabled for Bluetooth in the UI, I, unfortunately, made a mistake. This resulted in an auto-upgrade and I lost my jailbreak. I had previously looked into preventing auto-upgrades based on information from various threads, but I mistakenly assumed that my workaround was successful. However, it turned out that device registration triggered the upgrade process.
now it upgraded to 5.15.1.1