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Wizard
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@vamarci Why would you do it like that when you can simply:
1) Make sure you have the hotfix (use v2.2.1 because the lastest [v2. 2.3] and previous to lastest version have bug with scriptlets and scanning newly added books) installed BEFORE you update the firmware. 2) install new firmware ( if you used "renameotabin" to block firmware OTA download undo that change.) 3) after firmware install finished do 2 more restarts, then reinstall the hotfix again, then do 2 more restarts just in case. 4) reinstall KUAL. Reapply "renameotabin" to stop future firmware updates. In short: once you've jailbreaked in 98% of firmware updates you don't need to re-do the jailbreak steps, if you made sure to keep the hotfix up-to-date before doing firmware updates you just reinstall hotfix, KUAL and whatever else you were using and that's it. That's said "yellow band" is 99% certain a hardware issues not a software / firmware issue. |
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Thanks for your response and advice! I have a couple of questions to clarify: - How can I know which version of the hotfix I have currently installed? - Where can I find the previous versions of the hotfix? on the kindlemodding.org I can't see version numbers mentioned for the hotfix - If I already have the hotfix installed, does it cause a problem to install it again? Or I can just run it like I did when I was jailbreaking? - What you have described about firmware updates also holds for the versions which you cannot jailbreak with the Winterbreak? So once it's jailbroken with Winterbreak, I can go over the version numbers that don't work with Winterbreak pre-jailbreak? (sry for the many question, wanna makes sure I don't brick the kindle) |
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@vamarci Hotfix releases:
https://github.com/KindleModding/Hotfix/releases KindleModding tutorial link just links to the latest release on Github. |
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Aplication error
Hello,
I've tried to install the ad-jailbreak but when I close de Bang! pop-up, it appears another pop-up saying Application Error, could not initialize this app... I've tried in different ways I have a kindle 10th generation |
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Special Offers Activation
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señor perfecto capo
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Hi everybody! I wanted to report that, as of October 4th, manually activating ads for a 1st gen Kindle Scribe with OFW 5.18.5.01 does nothing: ads are not being downloaded, and the new option that should be appearing on my Settings is not there.
Any input on this matter will be appreciated. |
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Files used
Have you completed the process?
Using the hotfix and other Winterbreak files? |
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señor perfecto capo
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For some reason, if your kindle account is registered to amazon.com, you won't get ads even if you activate them. However, it's different if your account is registered to amazon.fr (for some unknown reason), and after getting your ads you can do Adbreak as usual. What I did was go to amazon.com and change my region and payment info to an address in France; after that, go to the "Devices" tab, and then I had a new option to migrate your account to Kindle France. After that, your devices will show up in amazon.fr instead of amazon.com. Just to be sure, I also changed my Scribe default language to French. I reset, and.. Voilà! The option to have ads now appear on the settings. After that, I did the same process than @lucagoc described previously on this thread. I think this is an interesting option for Colorsoft users to try, as I understand that model has a similar problem showing ads. I don't know why this happens, but I know have Koreader on my Scribe. ![]() |
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Small difference: I prefer use a temporary FR account 1. Factory reset 2. Create a temporary FR account and log in 3. Transfer one book to device. The special offer is enabled default in FR, but it seems that the AD system needs one book to activate 4. Same jailbreak process 5. Deregister device and log in original account 6. Rebuild KUAL booklet(copy Update_KUALBooklet_*_install.bin to mrpackages and, type ;log mrpi again) |
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So I successfully used AdBreak to jailbreak my Paperwhite 11. My device did not have ads, so I turned on the “special offers” option on my Amazon account, connected my kindle to wifi briefly so it could download some ads, and carried out the jailbreak.
It worked, and I went on and installed the hotfix, renameotabin, kual and koreader. (The step by step directions on the kindlemodding wiki, btw, are very useful) My question is this: now that I’ve got it all set up, what happens if I go back to my Amazon account and turn the special offers option back off again? Will doing that break my jailbreak? |
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No, the jailbreak will remain - at least, it did for me, having followed the same process as you.
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Can't install Update_KUALBooklet_HDRepack Kindle Paperwhite 10 5.18.1
I placed it correctly in the mrpackages folder, after typing ;log mrpi ,the Kindle doesn't find anything. Tried placing the bin in the root folder to update manually, but the Kindle also doesn't find the update. |
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