Thread: Select Boot for K4 and Touch
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Old 02-24-2012, 05:29 PM   #68
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Originally Posted by murz_07 View Post
Yes, great!
Now I cant boot in diags mode
I tryed to mount mmcblk0p1 to mnt/mmc and obviosly made some mistake, so my kindle now is comlitely bricked. Thats nice, now I can stop thinking that I can repair ir myself and just wait for your tools
That is the problem with low-level access to your device (needed to repair it). I am losing count of how many times I have bricked a kindle now from one "tiny little error" in a startup (or repair) script.

That is why I made RUNME.sh a "one-time run" script, which is disabled by RUNME.done before it is called. That way a damaged RUNME.sh should not be a problem after rebooting.

I think the problems were caused by resetting the kindle with the power button while it was making a backup copy of the partition (which takes a lot longer than you think it should).
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