Replacing Internal Storage?

[thatworkshop]

I couldn't find anything more on this. Hopefully someone else will chime in as I'm relatively interested... well, not on my priority list but still could be a good hack. For me, right now priority is getting TLS without upgrading to v3.

[knc1]

Originally Posted by idoit

I couldn't find anything more on this. Hopefully someone else will chime in as I'm relatively interested... well, not on my priority list but still could be a good hack. For me, right now priority is getting TLS without upgrading to v3.

I had made a suggestion of NetSurf, and there was some follow-up on it.
http://www.netsurf-browser.org/about/

The NetSurf browser:
Can run on frame buffer only devices -
Supports physical keyboards -
Uses OpenSSL v-1.0.0 - - which is certainly new enough to handle TLS-1.2 + elliptical curve cryptography + per session keys (those things that test site expects).
There was, in that conversation, a report about accented character handling in the frame buffer driver -
Probably a minor problem compared to getting all of the security fixes.

It is reported to run in 64Mbyte (or less) - so it might even work on the older keyboard Kindles.

[thatworkshop]

Originally Posted by knc1

I had made a suggestion of NetSurf, and there was some follow-up on it.
http://www.netsurf-browser.org/about/

Oh yes, I saw those posts from you earlier. It might be good for Kindles that have WiFi module, DXG out of luck.

BTW, every day finding interesting stuff http://www.electricstuff.co.uk/kindlehack.html

[knc1]

Originally Posted by idoit

Oh yes, I saw those posts from you earlier. It might be good for Kindles that have WiFi module, DXG out of luck.

BTW, every day finding interesting stuff http://www.electricstuff.co.uk/kindlehack.html

How do you figure that ?
The network stack is the network stack.

If your thinking about that "I am a Kindle browser bit" added to the packets so that the Amazon proxy will pass the traffic - -
That was documented here, long time ago, before I joined.