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@mockingbird: See my answer on the main forum. (ie. hold [HOME] during a cold boot, that'll get you to the factory reset screen).
Because launching the factory reset script from a running framework probably wouldn't be pretty... . |
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I have already followed the guides on here to jailbreak and add usbnetworking. I have changed the root password as well. Thanks |
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anyone?
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Heres in hope of a response
When i copy a file to the root directory when connected as USB, what directory does the file appear in when i connect via usbnetwork. I have telnet access but cant for the life of me find the file i copied. Thanks. |
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- the ufbvncd daemon must be started before the Java framework for keyboard input to work, otherwise the VNC connection will not provide any input to the appication - if the file ENABLE_VNC is present on the exported USB root, then the VNC daemon should start before the framework - if the /usr/sbin/ufbvncd is started manually (say via ssh), then after starting it, run /etc/init.d/framework restart The keys are mapped in a weird way, but it should be easy to find all of them by probing. |
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can you connect to the kindle via vnc when it is using 3G?
I can get vnc to work via usbnetworking but i am unable to connect using my home wireless. I have forced the kindle to use a specific ip address which i can ping but vnc fails to connect. What key shows the Menu screen when accessing the kindle via vnc? Last edited by Beerbaron; 11-15-2010 at 11:15 AM. |
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@Beerbaron: You'll need to setup an iptables exception on the wlan0 interface on the port(s) the vnc daemon is using.
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iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 5900 -j ACCEPT Thanks. Last edited by Beerbaron; 11-16-2010 at 10:25 AM. |
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You're missing the interface arg, but basically, yeah, that's it. Provided 5900 is the right port. (you can check the usb network hack for the full syntax).
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where would i include the interface in that line? vnc uses port 5900 i believe.
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -i wlan0 --dport 5900 -j ACCEPT ?? how can i view the syntax? Last edited by Beerbaron; 11-16-2010 at 12:21 PM. |
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Pretty much anywhere should do it. Find an iptables man page online
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i have got it working via my wireless
How do i view the syntax of the usb network hack (update_usbnetwork_0.28.N_k3gb_install.bin) you mentioned earlier? Last edited by Beerbaron; 11-16-2010 at 03:45 PM. |
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Kindle DX Graphite
Anyone know if this works on a Kindle DX Graphite?
Also, is this dependent on a particular software version (as in, one that is only on the Kindle 3)? |
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@Beerbaron:
Don't bother about that if you got it working . Last edited by NiLuJe; 11-16-2010 at 10:33 PM. |
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I'm looking to get a DXG but I don't have on yet to try on. |
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