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Old 10-14-2026, 02:28 PM   #95
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Device: BQ Cervantes 3
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Originally Posted by Cuikis View Post
Yes, of course. My ebook looks exactly like this one:

https://www.muycomputer.com/2013/01/...s-touch-light/

but instead of "BQ" in the back it is written "fnac" (lowercase).

From basic information option in settings:

Software --> bqOS-5.1.0
Versión interna --> 125181_default_20131217_1125
Versión rootfs --> 236-122334/236-122334/ffcc0c
Versión kernel --> 2.6.35.3-850-gbc67621-bq+

Thanks again for your time
Hello Cuikis!

I think we got it

Apparently for bqOS 5.1.0 on your hardware, the name of the marker changes. The online authorization function doesn't look for /mnt/private/hackers_e60q22_ok, it looks for exactly for the filename hackers_ok.

The name of the marker appears to depend on not only the firmware version but also the model .

So if you pull the latest changes of the python server and run it again with --enable-marker, you should see an additional button to write the hackers_ok. This should authorize your device to install the developer's firmware.

Try it and let me know if it worked!
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