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Originally Posted by EightWeight
I spent more time than I should have trying this out every way 'til Sunday. No dice. First of all /root is in a tmp folder (/var/tmp/root) so anything you put there is volatile. I created /root on / and put /.ssh/authorized_keys there but sshfs didn't try to use it.
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~ refers to the home directory (there is no automatic fallback to /root). So they would need to be in /var/tmp/root. You could add an init script which copies the keys there at boot. Or you could edit /etc/passwd to put root's home directory somewhere else. I'm sure that people have already tried similar stuff on the older kindles.
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sftp doesn't work because it's not installed and the hack to put it in /usr/libexec won't work because there's no /usr/libexec directory on the K4.
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About sftp I would just check what mrbob said.