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Old 02-20-2013, 03:32 PM   #59
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Device: Kindle 3, Kindle 4B, Kindle PW2
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Originally Posted by lehbaurd View Post
as soon as I got to the fastboot screen it unchecked the kindle USB device and no way could I get it back.
Beware that a USB downloader mode Kindle and a Fastboot mode Kindle are actually two different USB devices.
After booting to fastboot mode the first device (VendorID Freescale Semiconductor [15a2] in my case) "disappears" from USB bus and a new device appears as connected (VendorID Amazon [1949] in my case).
If, for some reason, the USB downloader mode Kindle is still present in the USB device list after entering fastboot mode, then checking it cannot work and could produce an error.
You need to check a different device in that phase.

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Originally Posted by lehbaurd View Post
Just so I understand if I did dual-boot my laptop with Linux and ran Kubrick under Virtual Box and got the same error how would I force it to release the Kindle get to fastboot?
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You won't experience such problems in Linux. It just works supposed you have enough privileges to access usbfs.

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