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Ok, I am a nervous wreak! My 13 year old son borrowed my Kindle Fire and without my knowing, tried to root it. When I got it back and attempted to power it on, the yellow triangle with the fire symbol appeared. After waiting a few seconds, a black and gray screen with TWRP v2.0.0 appears.
He says that after he attempted the root and was unable to install the android market, he tried to do a restore under "device".
The Team Win Recovery Project (TWRP) screen that appears on the device has several options that I can choose from, including: Install, Backup, Restore, Wipe, Mount, Settings, Advanced, and Reboot. I am not familiar with what information you would need to help me get my device to boot back up.
If anyone can help me, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you so much in advance!
Kelly0247 said:
Ok, I am a nervous wreak! My 13 year old son borrowed my Kindle Fire and without my knowing, tried to root it. When I got it back and attempted to power it on, the yellow triangle with the fire symbol appeared. After waiting a few seconds, a black and gray screen with TWRP v2.0.0 appears.
He says that after he attempted the root and was unable to install the android market, he tried to do a restore under "device".
The Team Win Recovery Project (TWRP) screen that appears on the device has several options that I can choose from, including: Install, Backup, Restore, Wipe, Mount, Settings, Advanced, and Reboot. I am not familiar with what information you would need to help me get my device to boot back up.
If anyone can help me, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you so much in advance!
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Don't panic... Start reading here...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1552547
Familiarize yourself with the terminology so you know what steps you need to take. You'll eventually have to try resetting the bootmode to normal and restart the device. However, your OS may have been corrupted and you might not be able to boot back in to it. There's still no need to panic. You'll be able to get it working again. Just relax and follow along with the 1st post above. Look at the second post and just verify that your drivers are working right. Then you can try setting the bootmode back.
Kelly0247 said:
Ok, I am a nervous wreak! My 13 year old son borrowed my Kindle Fire and without my knowing, tried to root it.
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Hey when this is all over, try to go easy on the kid. His adolescent brain is too underdeveloped to fully comprehend the consequences of his actions.
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Oh my gosh, I am so ready to cry!!! All the information that I have read has really just confused me more. I asked my son what exactly he did and he told me he watched a video on youtube that required him to download the Kindle Fire Utility and install the drivers and root. He wasn't sure how to unroot it before he went into the device itself and "restore". I'm not sure if doing this caused the device to change the way it boots during restart, but I am at a lose. I am not familiar with how all this electronic software works and as sad as it may sound, I'm ready to just take away his allowance and just buy a new device.
Kelly0247 said:
Oh my gosh, I am so ready to cry!!! All the information that I have read has really just confused me more. I asked my son what exactly he did and he told me he watched a video on youtube that required him to download the Kindle Fire Utility and install the drivers and root. He wasn't sure how to unroot it before he went into the device itself and "restore". I'm not sure if doing this caused the device to change the way it boots during restart, but I am at a lose. I am not familiar with how all this electronic software works and as sad as it may sound, I'm ready to just take away his allowance and just buy a new device.
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OK... you and your son sit down together and do the following...
1) Hook up your Kindle Fire to the computer and turn it on... let it boot to TWRP
2) Open the Kindle Fire Utility with the "run" file in the Kindle Fire Utility folder.
3) Near the bottom, it should say "ADB Status: Online"
4) Press the "1" key and hit ENTER
5) At the next menu, press the "1" key and hit ENTER
6) Wait and see if it will reboot
7) If it does not reboot on its own or it says "<waiting for device>" then press and hold the power button for 20-30 seconds until the device shuts off. Then press the power button again to turn it back on.
Hopefully, this will get the Kindle Fire to boot up again normally. Once you do that, you are going to have to try and reinstall the stock software (what your Kindle Fire came equipped with when you bought it), but that's probably letting the cart get ahead of the horse at the moment.
Let's see how the above works out first.
At step 3, the ADB Status says "Offline"
After trying to reboot normally, it sticks at <waiting for device>
Kelly0247 said:
At step 3, the ADB Status says "Offline"
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Just go ahead and do what I said anyway... when it tells you "<waiting for device>" restart it using the button in TWRP or the power button like I indicated before.
Yes, I actually restarted the device and the Kindle Fire splash screen came up just as you posted the response. Will this remove the root from the device?
You have been so very patient with me. You are WONDERFUL!!!!!
Kelly0247 said:
Yes, I actually restarted the device and the Kindle Fire splash screen came up just as you posted the response. Will this remove the root from the device?
You have been so very patient with me. You are WONDERFUL!!!!!
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All you've managed to do so far was to get the device to boot normally.
My guess is that your son never got far enough to actually root the device. However, he did get it to install a new bootloader (the part with the yellow triangle that comes up when you restart it) and a new recovery (TWRP). Right now, these things are harmless and you can leave it alone for the time being.
My suggestion to you would be to just keep using it as you would normally for now. If you can't get some of Amazon services to work or you have problems with it, come back and post another question about getting it back to stock. When the next Kindle Fire update comes along from Amazon, it will reinstall everything back to stock anyway (I'm mostly certain about this, but someone will correct me if I'm wrong).
And I agree with soupmagnet... don't be so hard on the kid about his little experiment.... no harm, no foul.
I've noticed now that I am unable to view any of the files on my device after connecting it to my PC. Is there any way to correct this or would it be too much of headache for me to attempt?
Thanks again for all the help you have given.
Oh, and I didn't harm my child, but he does know that he is not allowed to play around with my electronic devices anymore.
Kelly0247 said:
I've noticed now that I am unable to view any of the files on my device after connecting it to my PC. Is there any way to correct this or would it be too much of headache for me to attempt?
Thanks again for all the help you have given.
Oh, and I didn't harm my child, but he does know that he is not allowed to play around with my electronic devices anymore.
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Something might have happened to your /sdcard (your storage space on the Kindle Fire) when your son was playing around with it. If you aren't too concerned about what's on there, you can just try formatting or erasing the contents of it. When you hook it up to your Windows machine, it might ask if you want to format it. In that case, it's very likely that you wouldn't be able to recover it even if you wanted, so I would just go ahead and format it. Another way to do this would be to reset the device to factory defaults. You would lose all installed apps, books, etc. and have to re-enter all your network and Amazon information afterwards, but the process will bring the /sdcard on the Kindle Fire to roughly the same as it was when you got it. You can find it in settings -> devices -> reset to factory defaults (this is from memory, so the wording might be slightly different). It all really depends on what you are willing to lose on the device. If you don't care... just erase it and start over.
Ok, i tried to reset the device to factory settings, but when it rebooted, it brought up the TWRP menu again. Any idea what else I can try?
I sent you a private message so you can get in touch with me for some live help if you need it.
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Kelly0247 said:
Ok, i tried to reset the device to factory settings, but when it rebooted, it brought up the TWRP menu again. Any idea what else I can try?
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If you haven't gotten things working yet...
If you are in TWRP, try the WIPE -> SD Card option to get your storage space reformatted. You can then use the MOUNT button in TWRP and it should show up on your Windows desktop again.
Then to get rid of TWRP altogether, you can download the software update from Amazon...
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/ref=hp_k6_updatesi?nodeId=200790620
Rather than follow the instructions on that page, rename the downloaded file to "update.zip" (without the quotes). You'll get a warning about file extensions... it's OK to change the name anyway. The file icon will change to a zippered folder after this. Copy the update.zip file over to your Kindle Fire.
Back in TWRP, hit the INSTALL button. Over in the right panel, you should see the update.zip file you transferred to the Kindle Fire. Touch that file name and you'll be able to continue installing that file onto your Kindle Fire. When it's done, you can reboot from the home menu.
It will take a few minutes for it to boot up for the first time, but when it's done, you should have a fresh, completely stock sytem and you'll be rid of TWRP.
This is an update to let you know that my Kindle is now back in perfect condition. Kinfauns, thank you so much for all the information and the attempts to help me fix this problem. Unfortunately, I needed more indepth help and wasn't able to correct my issues with the steps given.
Soupmagnet: Thank you, thank you, thank you, from the bottom of my heart for the many hours of trial and error that you spent helping me repair my device. Your patience with me was beyond belief and I will never be able to thank you enough!
You are totally AWESOME!!!!!
Please help.
I am also stuck on the TWRP screen.
When I:
1) Hook up my Kindle Fire to the computer and turn it on...let it boot to TWRP
2) Open the Kindle Fire Utility with the "run" file in the KFU folder
3) It registers "ADB Status: Online"
4) When I hit "1" for Normal it states:
"The system cannot find the drive specified.
The system cannot find the path specified.
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What is the drive specified it is referring to?
Thank you.
KeaDe135 said:
Please help.
I am also stuck on the TWRP screen.
When I:
1) Hook up my Kindle Fire to the computer and turn it on...let it boot to TWRP
2) Open the Kindle Fire Utility with the "run" file in the KFU folder
3) It registers "ADB Status: Online"
4) When I hit "1" for Normal it states:
"The system cannot find the drive specified.
The system cannot find the path specified.
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What is the drive specified it is referring to?
Thank you.
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I *guess* it refers to the external Sd Card, since I got the same error.
In your case, since Adb status is online then just open a Terminal Emulator (cmd.exe in case of Windows) and change directoy to the tools folder inside Kfu, and run the command
adb shell idme bootmode 4000
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Same Issue except I want to finish rooting it
I'm running Kindle Fire 6.3.1
I ran Kindle Fire Utility v0.9.6 and hit option 2, install permanent root with superuser.
The process went smoothly until i ran into this
/sbin/sh;idme:not found 808 kb/s (22364 bytes in 0.027s)
attempt to remove root check
please wait..
and it got stuck there (no screenshots...sorry)
At that time, my KF had rebooted with blue fire, then it loaded TWRP v2.20
Apparently the instructions I initially followed was for KFU v0.9.4 and I've been searching for 2 hours on what the next steps are.
I restarted my laptop (Sony VAIO VPCEA46F) and my KF through TWRP 'reboot' --->'power off'
I plugged in my KF and ran KFU now it says
ADB Status: Online
Boot Status: Unkown
And now I am stuck in TWRP Recovery with my thumb up my ass..
I know, I know... I'm a fool for not checking things before starting this process. I appreciate any help and I'll accept any and all insults.
Thanks!
Yiz
Yizzie09 said:
I'm running Kindle Fire 6.3.1
I ran Kindle Fire Utility v0.9.6 and hit option 2, install permanent root with superuser.
The process went smoothly until i ran into this
/sbin/sh;idme:not found 808 kb/s (22364 bytes in 0.027s)
attempt to remove root check
please wait..
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31183986#post31183986
kinfauns said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=31183986#post31183986
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Thanks, that helped. Ultimately my KF is rooted.
My Kindle Fire is now maybe gone, forever!
It was a smooth and easy life for me and my Kindle Fire, we've been through root, recovery, bootloader and everthing. She was running fine, until the recent day.
I installed the 1.4 FFF from Hashcode, it was good, I loved the blue Kindle Fire logo. But then the next day I saw an update of 1.4a, so I booted into TWRP recovery and uses ADB (since I'm using Kernel 3.0 without ADB) and does the command:
adb push <filename> /sdcard
Sdcard: Read-Only File System
That was really weird, we all know sdcard is never a read-only, so I thought something was wrong here, I copy the FFF.bin file from my PC to my Sdcard using Mount USB (Still Working)
I tried the second command to install the FFF 1.4a:
adb shell
dd if=\......
And it says I/O error.
I thought I would reboot and live with 1.4 then, but when I reboot system in TWRP, the Kindle never came on again.
It was at 73% battery so there's no chance of a battery drain, but know when I press the power button, NOTHING, no green light, no backlight, it does NOTHING! When I was holding it, it was very very hot at the area around the power button, everywhere else it's cool. I hold it for 20 seconds, left it there and in the evening that area is cool again!
SO I doubt a hardware error, that separate the power button with the CPU,RAM,ROM to power it on or what--so--ever. But the Kindle was smooth until I tried to flash the 1.4a, and what was the problem with the "Read-Only SDCARD", even I can still Mount it to PC and Copy it over. What should I do, should I bring it to the Hardware Fixing Store? Or throw away my Kindle Fire!!!
Try wiping everything
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1550999
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That's a factory cable isn't it? The problem is my Kindle won't power on, I'm doubting is hardware, will plugging in the factory cable turn on my device, now it's like a REAL BRICK, NOTHING!!!
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Thepooch said:
Yes that's a factory cable or try this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1430038
A factory cable will force your kindle to power on. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1392693
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I hate to bother you like this, but even with no power button working and no backlight? I do think my case is rare, I mean it has to power on to do the commands right?I mean the Kindle is still hot while plug in and charge so I'm guessing it's energy problem? No offense so don't misunderstand this, but if the charger fails in powering on the Kindle Fire, why should the factory cable be a success? (Sorry my English is bad so it sounds offensive)
No offense taken but the factory cable acts as a short and puts your kindle in a state where you can fix the problem so keep reading on how to use this cable. you can also issue fast boot in kfu then power your device on after.
Thepooch said:
No offense taken but the factory cable acts as a short and puts your kindle in a state where you can fix the problem so keep reading on how to use this cable. you can also issue fast boot in kfu then power your device on after.
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I see now, I guess I will order the cable now! Anyway I was browsing the forum and I see a guy who has the similar problem to mine (which also helped by you!) here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1636107
So there is a problem of the Kindle leaving it can't power on and I'm not the only one that have it! What seems to be the cause and how to prevent this in the future for me and everyone else!
read my thread: bricked after installing fff1.4
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lovejoy777 said:
read my thread: bricked after installing fff1.4
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There were so many replies in that thread that blurry me, can you tell me how did you unbrick it??
PLEASE HELP!!!
Its not something you can explain in a few short sentences. You have to research it.
Make a usb stick that loads ubuntu, put fk at the root of it.
Take the back of your kindle off, short a certain point on the motherboard, plug your kindle into the computer and run the last command in the list for firekit.
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Make a usb stick that loads ubuntu, put fk at the root of it.
Take the back of your kindle off, short a certain point on the motherboard, plug your kindle into the computer and run the last command in the list for firekit.
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You make it sound SO easy. Where were you when Lovejoy777 needed help?
(BTW that's a joke, so don't get bent out of shape)
it turned out it was my pc that caused most of my upset. im still sorting it now. iv'e had to wipe my hard drive and start again. just updating ubuntu 11.10 (not upgrading to 12.04 as i think thats when the fun & games started)
next is sdk/adb/fastboot etc :-(
my only tip is read the top link from the first page from tom (and i mean read it) then follow it to the t (no short cuts) and your kindle will boot i'm sure
if you get stuck at a certain bit post back with some detail of where you are at in the process etc. and people will help
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Just to state this out i am a noob with a kindle fire i rooted with kfu 0.9.5.
my kindle is now stuck on the kindle fire logo, so let me explain from the start of how this predicament happened.
1: my kindle somehow isn't showing the books it had after a few days of using the root.
2: i tried to reset it to factory normal by using the factory reset function in the device menu, kindle still has root.
3: after i did that, the fire logo appeared and now, instead of going to kindle fire lockscreen, it goes to twrp interface.
4: at this point, being the noob i am, i use the factory restore in the twrp wipe menu, then i also wiped the system, which i think was a bad idea.
5: i went to amazon customer support, and they couldn't do anything for me.
6: i went online to this forum, which i learned of the unbricking method, and i followed the direction of king_xerxes:All you need to do is have the KFU opened to change to normal boot and at the screen where it is waiting on the device. Have your KF connected to your computer, and turned off. While you are "waiting on device" turn on the KF and it willl see it and send the command, but it will only see it for a few seconds and then you will need to reboot the KF after it has sent the command."
7: now, after it rebooted and the fire and teamwin logo came up and went, it went to the kindle fire, and it stayed there.
so, as of right now, it on there, plugged into my computer and charging, stuck on the kindle fire logo. All i want to do now is just unroot it, get my e-books back, and then i'll go from there. so, if possible, can anyone help me?
Yeah here's where you messed up you wiped system leaving your kindle without a system to boot from I believe. Here is my best suggestion but this is just to get you goin mount your SD card in twrp if you can get there. Connect your kindle to computer access your SD card contents move this to your SD card but don't put it in a folder http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1439916 then hit the home button on the top right of twrp even though you have wiped it to death do factory/data wipe,cache,and dalvik hit the home button again this time hit install, find the rom file in the list, tap to select,then hit install flash gapps if necessary . Let it do its thing when finished hit reboot select system. Initial boot will take a bit give it time when done set up your account data hopefully. This is just temporary till you decide what to do next good luck.
electricbrain876 said:
Just to state this out i am a noob with a kindle fire i rooted with kfu 0.9.5.
my kindle is now stuck on the kindle fire logo, so let me explain from the start of how this predicament happened.
1: my kindle somehow isn't showing the books it had after a few days of using the root.
2: i tried to reset it to factory normal by using the factory reset function in the device menu, kindle still has root.
3: after i did that, the fire logo appeared and now, instead of going to kindle fire lockscreen, it goes to twrp interface.
4: at this point, being the noob i am, i use the factory restore in the twrp wipe menu, then i also wiped the system, which i think was a bad idea.
5: i went to amazon customer support, and they couldn't do anything for me.
6: i went online to this forum, which i learned of the unbricking method, and i followed the direction of king_xerxes:All you need to do is have the KFU opened to change to normal boot and at the screen where it is waiting on the device. Have your KF connected to your computer, and turned off. While you are "waiting on device" turn on the KF and it willl see it and send the command, but it will only see it for a few seconds and then you will need to reboot the KF after it has sent the command."
7: now, after it rebooted and the fire and teamwin logo came up and went, it went to the kindle fire, and it stayed there.
so, as of right now, it on there, plugged into my computer and charging, stuck on the kindle fire logo. All i want to do now is just unroot it, get my e-books back, and then i'll go from there. so, if possible, can anyone help me?
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Download the update.bin file in the link below AND CHANGE THE .BIN FILE EXTENSION TO A .ZIP BY RENAMING IT TO UPDATE.ZIP! YOU MUST DO THIS!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200790620
Transfer the .zip onto the root folder of your /sdcard folder on your kindle
In TWRP, flash the update.zip to go completely back to stock. No root, FireFireFire, or TWRP. Its like a factory reset
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Thanks shravbits just don't accidentally rename it update zip.zip twrp will not like it
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Thanks shravbits
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You are welcome!
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oh, i forgot, the kindle doesn't appear on the computer either, but weirdly when i plug it in to the computer, it makes that noise when something is connected to it. so now what do i do?
Did you mount it in TWRP? You might have to reinstall drivers..
fiddlefaddle said:
Did you mount it in TWRP? You might have to reinstall drivers..
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The computer already has the necessary drivers to mount partitions in TWRP. They're the same drivers the computer uses to mount thumb drives and external media, and they're separate from the Kindle USB/adb drivers.
so,exactly,what do i have to do now?
Boot into TWRP
Mount > mount sdcard > Mount USB storage
Transfer file from computer to sdcard
but what i'm saying is that even in twrp, it won't appear on my computer as anything.
Ignore my last post, i found out why, it turns out i was missing the composite abd interface, now to try what the earlier posts told me to do.
its working!!!!!!! thank you to those who helped!!!!!
also, another question, what is the root status of it now? i used the Update.zip method and when i looked on kfu, it said it was still had the boot status:4000,
so is it still rooted?
electricbrain876 said:
also, another question, what is the root status of it now? i used the Update.zip method and when i looked on kfu, it said it was still had the boot status:4000,
so is it still rooted?
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The boot status is just whether it is in fastboot mode or regular. Your kindle should still be rooted don't worry about it.
so, to unroot it, i need to unbrick it?
electricbrain876 said:
so, to unroot it, i need to unbrick it?
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Technically your Kindle isn't bricked. It's doing what it's been told to do, boot into fastboot mode. All you have to do is change the boot mode and it will work normally. There's no need to unroot unless you absolutely want to.
Read this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23747567
It will tell you more about the different bootmodes. I suggest reading the whole thing to get a good idea of what's going on.
electricbrain876 said:
so, to unroot it, i need to unbrick it?
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Technically your Kindle isn't bricked. It's doing what it's been told to do, boot into fastboot mode. All you have to do is change the boot mode and it will work normally. There's no need to unroot unless you absolutely want to.
Read this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23747567
It will tell you more about the different bootmodes. I suggest reading the whole thing to get a good idea of what's going on.
[Edit:] Rooting has nothing to do with how your books show up. That was an update that caused it. Blame Amazon
I have an original Kindle Fire rooted with CWM and after I did some app updates, something must have serious been affected by the changes. My Kindle Fire now immediately shuts off after first unlocking it. After shutting off it will reboot and attempt to load (shows the android robot with some blue prism thing) which will fail and show a yellow triangle with an exclamation point. I then have to hard reset the Fire to reboot it. I can get the Kindle Fire to boot back up again but only to shut itself off again immediately after unlocking.
I have attempted to restore the kindle fire through the kindle UI (when I can get it to stay on long enough) as well as restore it through the CWM prompts. Nothing seems to work.
To add insult to injury, the kindle also will not be recognized by my macbook. I have tried both through kindle and CWM mounting and have tried using multiple cords and multiple laptops. Sadly none of them will recognize the Kindle Fire so none of them will let me move an update.zip onto it.
I feel like I'm completely stuck, does anyone have any suggestions on what I could do? Also please let me know if there's any other information needed to help answer this question.
Hi there,
All was going well with my Fire HD 8.9, I rooted it, had the 2nd bootloader installed and was trying to install CM 11 before I got an error message saying that the jem version was the one I needed. I couldn't get my computer to recognise the the Kindle whilst in TWRP, so thought that I'd have to restore from the backup I made (of the stock Kindle OS and settings) to be able to transfer the version of CM that I needed. The backup seemed to work, but it hasn't in fact.
I turn on the Kindle and it gets stuck at the very first image of the logo, with NO animation
I'm unable to get back into TWRP
I can turn the kindle on and off but that's it
I can't use any recovery programs because my PC doesn't recognise the Kindle
I uninstalled and reinstalled the adb drivers, but when I connect the Kindle, my PC plays the 'Device Connected' then 'Device disconnected' sounds in quick succession, making the installation of any drivers fail
It's as though there's a brief second or two when USB works on the Kindle in terms of my PC knowing something is there, but then the USB disconnect noise plays
I only got it a day ago (managed to mess it up very quickly somehow!), so I could always try returning it if needs be, but hopefully that won't be necessary. Any ideas? Thanks in advance
EDIT - I can get the device to come up with fastboot mode and then the computer recognises it as an Adb device, but don't know where to go from there.
I would try to fix it from recovery if possible, it is way easier than having to do the process over again. You do know how to get it back into recovery right? Hold down volume up right after you power it on, just keep holding it even after kindle logo turns blue until you see the twrp logo. If that doesn't work, I would use kindle fire first aid to restore it and start over, but if you can get it into recovery then you can simply push a ROM onto it via adb.
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stunts513 said:
I would try to fix it from recovery if possible, it is way easier than having to do the process over again. You do know how to get it back into recovery right? Hold down volume up right after you power it on, just keep holding it even after kindle logo turns blue until you see the twrp logo. If that doesn't work, I would use kindle fire first aid to restore it and start over, but if you can get it into recovery then you can simply push a ROM onto it via adb.
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Thanks for the reply. I actually managed to fix it in the end by using the fast boot command and then connecting the Kindle, then using the SR tool to erase user data and cache, before flashing the boot and recovery imgs (just saying in case anyone googles and this comes up and it might help).