Thread: Original "Simple" debricking methods for K5-Touch, K4-Mini, & K3-Keyboard
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Old 10-22-2012, 11:34 AM   #770
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Yes, I know it wasn't too smart job, but I haven't found any 4.1.0 images.
I'm continuing my "risky" debricking. I've dumped /dev/mmcblk0p1 from a K4S updated to 4.1.0 fw, and replaced the K4B's /dev/mmcblk0p1 with this image. I was surprised it works but it does - in spite of that the kernel remains the 4.0.0 one left from my first hasty (and ballsy ) debrick. Now I have K4 SO with 4.1.0 fw and it's able to connect to my Amazon account. However, this 4.1.0 fw is not the same as the original K4B one - it has noticeably lesser contrast and worse font rendering.
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