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Kindle 3.1 jailbreak
This blog has moved Cool, looks like there's now a Kindle 3.1 jailbreak! See here.
Update: The latest jailbreak is available from the normal mobileread thread, here. I've confirmed it works with installing my devkeys. -
Kindle auto-updates
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Just got an email from Amazon saying if I turn my Kindle on and leave it connected to WIFI for a few minutes it'll automatically download and install the latest firmware update.
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Kindle firmware 3.1
This blog has moved I've been doing some playing about with the recent kindle 3.1 firmware release. The salient points are:- The jailbreak can no longer be installed because Amazon have patched the busybox tar exploit which allowed unrestricted writing to the root filing system. Keep an eye on this thread over at mobileread for information on 3.1 ( Read more... )
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Pickit2 Logic Analyser in pypickit
This blog has moved I've finally got round to implementing this in pypickit.
The Microchip Pickit2 device has a built in logic analyser mode available in its Windows application. I've implemented support for it in my pypickit project, here. The program is called "analyser.py".
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Merging developer keystores on the Kindle
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It is obvious that more than one person will want to write homebrew for the Kindle. However, with my (now defunct) adqdevkeys-0.1 package, it just copies the file over whatever is already there, so we can only have one set on a device at one time. Annoying!
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Switching to Virtualbox and getting Snow Leopard to work in a VM
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Originally I had been trying to get Snow Leopard to work in qemu-kvm, and it kind of does; I had even thought of contributing to that project to make it work even better (e.g. the e1000 emulation does not work under Mac OS X). However, I decided that I simply don't have the time: I had submitted a patch to their developer list ( Read more... ) -
HTC Desire HD
This blog has moved My wife bought a new phone the other day, an HTC Desire HD, which means she now has a better phone than I do, grrr!
Anyway, within a few hours of receiving it, I had rooted it, removed the security checks, and installed an engineering HBOOT thanks to the helpful instructions over at Cyanogen's wiki. Annoyingly, its all been ( Read more... ) -
ipsec-tools / racoon support for Checkpoint VPN-1 proprietary XAUTH authentication
This blog has moved I posted about this a while back, and submitted a patch to the racoon developers list. However, I never heard anything back about it (despite other people asking about it now and then). Is that project actually dead or something?
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Liveview PCB front
This blog has moved Hi, just posted an updated high res pic of the liveview PCB front:
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redbus update
This blog has moved Did a spot of redbus development this evening, one politeness fix, one bugfix and one really annoying thing.- Politeness: silence the stop data update alarm. It'll still warn you when updates are available, but it shouldn't make a noise/vibrate/blink lights etc.
- Bugfix: Searching for locations from the map view now works again.
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