If it helps, this is my /usbnet/etc/config file
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#!/bin/sh
#
# $Id: config 9680 2013-08-09 20:13:06Z NiLuJe $
#
# WARNING: Take note that we're essentially a shell script, se we absolutely *MUST* use UNIX line endings!
# WARNING: To avoid leaving your system in an undefined state,
# do *NOT* modify this file while usb over ethernet is enabled!
# (That means when the the auto enable feature is in use, too!)
# Tweak these to match your setup (IPv4 only, no hostname aliases)
# NOTE: The K4 has a specific default
HOST_IP=192.168.15.201
KINDLE_IP=192.168.15.244
# Allow SSH over WiFi
# NOTE: If you set this to true, the SSHD *WILL* check your passwords!
# Make sure you know your root password, or auth via shared keys!
# Leave it to false on non-WiFi devices
K3_WIFI="false"
# Don't switch to Ethernet over USB, and only launch SSHD
# NOTE: Make sure you're able to properly login over SSH before enabling this...
# It's obviously only useful with WiFi devices, so leave to false on non-WiFi devices
K3_WIFI_SSHD_ONLY="false"
# Use OpenSSH instead of dropbear (somewhat faster login)
# NOTE: OpenSSH *WILL* check your passwords!
# Make sure you know your root password, or auth via shared keys!
USE_OPENSSH="false"
# Let volumd handle the low-level stuff (module switching)
# Might help if you get stuck with the "USB Drive Mode" screen even while in usbnet mode,
# especially on some devices... (K4, I'm looking at you!)
USE_VOLUMD="true"
# Don't let dropbear print the banner at each login
QUIET_DROPBEAR="false"
# Use a custom NIC field for the MAC adresses.
# Will mostly be of use to people needing to plug multiple Kindles on the same computer/network.
TWEAK_MAC_ADDRESS="false"
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