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Hi, I recently got my first Kindle device (K11). I’m an experienced Unix user and am really excited to jailbreak my device. I've followed the latest LanguageBreak steps on the official Github repo, and everything went smoothly. One minor problem is that after I installed the Update_hotfix_languagebreak-en-US.bin, I cannot find the mkk folder on my Kindle. However, I can still run `;log mrpi` or `;log runme`.
Then, I started to install the latest MR Package Installer, KUAL (coplate), USBNetwork Hack, and renameotabin. I believe KUAL and other plugins are successfully installed, and I tried to run the rename script in the renameotabin. It turns out that nothing happens after executing the script. It is supposed to reboot the device.
I dug into the issue and found out that my KUAL runs the program as framework(9000) instead of root(0). I verified this by running a `whoami > mnt/us/dump_user.log` script in KUAL. Consequently, the USBNetwork Hack menu in KUAL does not work as well since it also requires permission with the root user. I'm wondering if I need additional steps to acquire root permission in KUAL, or if it is a known issue on the current KUAL or K11.
I also have one more question about the `kh_msg` in the USBNetwork Hack script. It seems that my device doesn't have the kh_msg command. Should I install other packages to support this?
Many thanks!
Kindle firmware: 5.16.2.1.1
LanguageBreak: LanguageBreak-16.11.23.tar.gz
MR Package Installer: kual-mrinstaller-1.7.N-r19303.tar.xz
KUAL (coplate): KUAL-5b5d1d2-20231104.tar.xz
USBNetwork Hack: kindle-usbnet-0.22.N-r19297.tar.xz
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