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Originally Posted by shamanNS
That part of filesystem is mounted as "ro" (read only). You need to use Terminal Emulator to remount it as "rw" (read & write) using this command:
IIRC those fonts are all inside a squashfs image and that image gets mounted into that fonts folder.
So you would have to replace the whole squash img... |
Thank you for your comment, shamanNS. To connect to my Kindle using a terminal emulator like PuTTY, I need to enable USBNetwork on the device, right? How can I enable USBNetwork on my Kindle Scribe, which I jailbroke using WinterBreak?
I also found that on a Windows PC, I can use squashfs-tools-ng to create .sqsh images. I'll give it a try.