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Originally Posted by shamanNS
If you want to downgrade you'll have to do the job of editing that /etc/version.txt file manually (or alternatively edit the extension yourself to add the support for your Kindle model) and then do the firmware install part by forcing a reboot without disconnecting the USB cable.
If you don't want to or don't know how to setup SSH connection ( = using USBNetLite hack) your best bets are either using a "RUNME.sh" script or download this "scriptlet" :
https://kindlemodding.org/firmware-a...g/downgrading/ |
Thank you! I also tried manually editing the /etc/version.txt file. I changed the version number to 428976, which is equivalent to the number of the first firmware my Kindle model received, according to this Amazon page:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/custo...deId=200203720.
I forced the update without unplugging the Kindle from the PC. It starts to update/downgrade, but suddenly stops and displays an error 12. I also tried AllowDowngrade.sh, edited the file to the number 428976, but got the same error 12. Also, I tried taking a chance without editing the AllowDowngrade file, and again got error 12.