Thread: Original "Simple" debricking methods for K5-Touch, K4-Mini, & K3-Keyboard
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Old 05-22-2020, 09:17 AM   #1381
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Originally Posted by mr.markus View Post
Thanks again for your response and concern, I got the MfgTools file when I downloaded it in the KindleSelectBoot folder that appears in the Guide to debricking kindle touch v4, next to the Profile files.
Spoiler:

[PROFILE]
PLAYER=Kindle fastboot
VERSION=2

[OPERATIONS]
UTP_UPDATE=OS Firmware,120,1

[OS Firmware]
UCL_INSTALL_SECTION=EMMC


Thanks again
Hmm...
There is one other "gotcha" in the gray-scale Kindles fastboot tool:
The "Main" image is too large to transfer to the Kindle but it does not report any error about its failure. It just silently fails.
Leaving a corrupted "Main" image file partially installed.


The "Diag" image and both kernel files are small enough to transfer.
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