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Old 11-21-2016, 06:30 PM   #1688
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Originally Posted by oumlaut View Post
I have extracted Update_KUALBooklet_v2.7_uninstall.bin using kindletool. KUAL Booklet uninstaller, the uninstall.sh script, has the proper command on line 26:

`rm -f "/mnt/us/documents/KUAL.kual"`

I can't see why it doesn't. Besides, line 16 reads as follows:

`rm -f "/opt/amazon/ebook/booklet/KUALBooklet.jar"`

Having checked out the mentioned directory, I have confirmed that the KUALBooklet.jar file too is still there after the uninstall.
/mnt/us/documents/ should be read/write and it is FAT-32 so it does not support fancy acls like immutable.

/opt/amazon/ebook/booklet is most likely read-only.
The script would have to change the file system option to rw if that is so.
Which means the script must be running as user: 'root'
Does the script switch user to the user: 'root' ?

AND
Do you have MKK installed?
It was (should have been) installed in Step #6 of the jailbreak instructions.
If not, or if unsure, install it again - it will do no harm if it was previously installed.

That package also installs the utility used by our add-in packages to gain 'root' permissions.
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