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About five years ago, I did it with a raspberry pi used as a host, with the Kindle connecting to an istance of screen running on the raspberry. Not exactly wha
by _gianni_ 3y ago
About five years ago, I did it with a raspberry pi used as a host, with the Kindle connecting to an istance of screen running on the raspberry.
Not exactly what I did, but you get the idea.
https://liliputing.com/kindleberry-wireless-using-a-raspberry-pi-and-kindle-paperwhite-as-a-portable-workstation/ https://liliputing.com/kindleberry-wireless-using-a-raspberr...
This solution seems easier, and more portable.
- RBerenguel 3y agoI have always eyed similar solutions, but getting root access to the Kindle has been getting more convoluted each time: I always chose to not try to avoid being a few days without reading if I bricked it. This is one of the reasons why I wrote this: should work as long as the Kindle has a decent-ish browser.
- magarnicle 3y agoI did this, and to my surprise rooting it worked first time. Usually this sort of thing takes up a whole weekend of problem-solving. Still, I used a second-hand Kindle, not my main one, just in case. You should be able to find one dirt cheap.