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Originally Posted by h1uke
Let me explain. In fact, Duokan is not an alternative OS for kindle,
it is just a plain closed source program carefully made from widely known
opensource components. In its "lite" form Duokan just gets launched on top of Kindle framework.
But (and this is hardcoded) when started, it kills the standard Kindle framework first.
Obviously, the standard Kindle framework should be restarted when Duokan exits.
Technically this is not a reboot, but still takes a long time.
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My comment ===> Easy and fast exchange of the two FIRM
