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Old 11-23-2024, 07:01 AM   #11
Lord.Sucuk
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Originally Posted by tinycrabman6 View Post
Thank you for bringing that tool to my attention, could you verify what filesystem would I mount with this in KOreader?
I would be cautious when using debugfs and would first familiarize myself with it on another Linux system. It requires access to the underlying block device where the Kindle's file system resides and it may be necessary to remount the filesystem as read-only. That could become problematic, as you need to run debugfs from the Kindle itself (data overwriting/corruption possible)

Use lsblk -f to identify your block device (in my case on a PW3 it's mmcblk0p1, ext3 - debugfs won't work with fat32)
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