Kindle Touch/PW1/PW2 5.0.x - 5.4.4.2 JailBreak. Plus FW 5.x USBNetwork.

[harun_koseoglu]

I have a kindle paperwhite 1. in the past ı did jailbroke my pw but later because of a virus ı had to delete all files. the firmware version is 5.3.3. I tried to update my kindle but ıt is not working. And ı can't use the jailbreak. can you help me to update my pw. and ı can't downgrade it

[pepe_alter_ego]

Update your firmware to 5.3.4 and stay with that firmware (this is the last version which is fully supported by JBPatch, for example):

http://s3.amazonaws.com/G7G_Firmware...ndle_5.3.4.bin

[GoSharks]

Originally Posted by harun_koseoglu

I have a kindle paperwhite 1. in the past ı did jailbroke my pw but later because of a virus ı had to delete all files. the firmware version is 5.3.3. I tried to update my kindle but ıt is not working. And ı can't use the jailbreak. can you help me to update my pw. and ı can't downgrade it

Have you done a 'restore to factory settings' via the menu?

[NiLuJe]

@harun_koseoglu: Define 'Not working'.

The 5.3.x updates are full updates, they pretty much don't care about the state of the system as long as you can put something in the userstore & reboot.

[harun_koseoglu]

Originally Posted by NiLuJe

@harun_koseoglu: Define 'Not working'.

The 5.3.x updates are full updates, they pretty much don't care about the state of the system as long as you can put something in the userstore & reboot.

I mean ı can't update my device to other firmware versions.

[harun_koseoglu]

Originally Posted by GoSharks

Have you done a 'restore to factory settings' via the menu?

ı reset my device but can't update again.

[harun_koseoglu]

Originally Posted by pepe_alter_ego

Update your firmware to 5.3.4 and stay with that firmware (this is the last version which is fully supported by JBPatch, for example):

http://s3.amazonaws.com/G7G_Firmware...ndle_5.3.4.bin

ı did it but nothing changed, ı updated the version 5.3.4 but writes on the device again version 5.3.3

[NiLuJe]

@harun_koseoglu: Again, we're gonna need *way* more details.

What exactly did you do, what happened, what's the feedback on the screen, etc.

[harun_koseoglu]

Originally Posted by NiLuJe

@harun_koseoglu: Again, we're gonna need *way* more details.

What exactly did you do, what happened, what's the feedback on the screen, etc.

I downloaded the firmware version 5.3.4 and transferred it to the device and tap the update device button wrote on the screen "wait a moment while your kindle is start up" and I looked the firmware version from the setting writes again version 5.3.3
In one time I tried to update last version 5.3.9 but again nothing changed. I tried this many times
I couldn't understand where the problem is.
Even tried to reset my pw it useless again. It stuck 5.3.3 version.What is the reason?

[pepe_alter_ego]

Well, try to check your downloaded file. The "update_kindle_5.3.4.bin" should be 171598529 bytes long and its md5sum should be "579c8d8f6f38111e1e02105349505b42" (or its sha1sum which should be "9c87da5c32acc94ccf433f198f18606fcab6201b").

I assume that when you say "tap the update device button" you actually mean a two step procedure. First you enter "Main Menu" -> "Settings" and then when the "Settings" screen is displayed you enter "Main Menu" -> "Update Your Kindle".

And I hope you read:

Transfer & Install Software Updates Manually
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/custom...deId=201177270

Troubleshooting Kindle Paperwhite Software Updates
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/custom...deId=201177280

[harun_koseoglu]

Originally Posted by pepe_alter_ego

Well, try to check your downloaded file. The "update_kindle_5.3.4.bin" should be 171598529 bytes long and its md5sum should be "579c8d8f6f38111e1e02105349505b42" (or its sha1sum which should be "9c87da5c32acc94ccf433f198f18606fcab6201b").

I assume that when you say "tap the update device button" you actually mean a two step procedure. First you enter "Main Menu" -> "Settings" and then when the "Settings" screen is displayed you enter "Main Menu" -> "Update Your Kindle".

the files long is true but I don't understand what is md5sum.
Yes exactly ı did the way you said

[harun_koseoglu]

Yes ı read all from the amazon and tried

[NiLuJe]

@harun_koseoglu: If it rebooted straight the the system after the 'update', then something's very wrong, because it should have triggered the actual update process at boot instead.

It's not instantaneous, you should have seen one long(ish) update process with a progress bar at one point (put file, click update, it reboots, *NOW* it actually updates, it reboots, boom, 'new' version).

[pepe_alter_ego]

Well, if you are using Windows ...

md5deep
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Md5deep
http://md5deep.sourceforge.net/

Microsoft File Checksum Integrity Verifier
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downl....aspx?id=11533

[harun_koseoglu]

Originally Posted by NiLuJe

@harun_koseoglu: If it rebooted straight the the system after the'update', then something's very wrong, because it should have triggered the actual update process at boot instead.

It's not instantaneous, you should have seen one long(ish) update process with a progress bar at one point (put file, click update, it reboots, *NOW* it actually updates, it reboots, boom, 'new' version).

you are right anything didn't write like you kindle is updating etc. It is just starts rebooting after tapping the update button.
May be one of the system files was damaged.