When I plug my kindle fire into the computer it opens the installing driver page but the kindle fire driver doesn't install.
Uninstall kindle drivers.
Download KFU 9.6
run the drivers installer .bat file
Plug your kf in and wait for recognition
There you go.
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When I plug my kindle fire into the computer it opens the installing driver page but the kindle fire driver doesn't install.
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Or you if you have custom rom, open terminal emulator and type
su
setprop persist.sys.usb.config mass_storage
reboot
Hit enter after each line
E.G
Su (enter)
setprop persist.sys.usb.config mass_storage(enter)
reboot(enter)
I'm using Kindle Fire HD 8.9 - 8.4.6 software version
I have looked at a few fixes like the stunt wallpaper fix 2.1
It seems like the file "/system/framework/framework-res.apk" has changed.
I extracted that file but can't find the same paths in it.
Anyone have some current info?
Thanks In Advance!
If you are trying to figure out how to manually fix it, the boolean path isn't viewable normally, u have to actually decompile the apk to see that file, not simply unzip it.
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boolean path
stunts513 said:
If you are trying to figure out how to manually fix it, the boolean path isn't viewable normally, u have to actually decompile the apk to see that file, not simply unzip it.
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OK I decompiled It using Java
java -jar "apktool.jar" d framework-res.apk edit_source
And I now see the path
/edit_source/res/values/
Can I just edit "bools.xml" using a text editer
<bool name="disable_system_wallpapers">false</bool>
Pretty much, then u have to recompile the file and pull the resource.arsc file out of the new framework-res.apk, and stick in in the old one to update it while maintaining the signature in the file. My wallpaper fix does all this for you, but if you need some hints and want to do it manually, feel free to look through the batch file, I'm sure you would recognize the important parts as long as you have some basic command line knowledge.
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stunts513 said:
Pretty much, then u have to recompile the file and pull the resource.arsc file out of the new framework-res.apk, and stick in in the old one to update it while maintaining the signature in the file. My wallpaper fix does all this for you, but if you need some hints and want to do it manually, feel free to look through the batch file, I'm sure you would recognize the important parts as long as you have some basic command line knowledge.
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I you are in a loop at the red triangle screen
Is there a way to at least power the unit off?
Um hold down power? If you got into a red triangle screen, you will need a fastboot cable to restore the system in kffa.
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stunts513 said:
Um hold down power? If you got into a red triangle screen, you will need a fastboot cable to restore the system in kffa.
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Where can I buy that cable? And what can you do with it that you can't do with the regular cable that came with the device?
Also If your device was set to have ADB disabled will you still be able to do anything using that cable?
My bad, disregard that last statement I forgot I am in the 8.9" forum. Its a lot more simple since your an 8.9" user, just turn kindle off, open a command prompt and CD into the directory where you have a copy of fastboot. Now type "fastboot -i 0x1949 getvar product", once it says waiting for device, plug you kindle in while its off, it should boot into fastboot, you will know from the screen saying fastboot in yellow letters. If that doesn't doesn't do many thing and it just hangs on waiting form device, then you need to install the drivers for the jem device that will show up in the device manager for a few seconds after the kindle turns on, use the drivers in my signature for this. Once the drivers are working try the process again and it should work. Sorry about the fastboot cable confusion, I suck at multitasking and was in between rounds of halo reach when I answered, and didn't notice that I was in the 8.9" section. Hope I posted this before you found them online and got one, because they are useless on the 8.9" models.
Another note, adb has nothing to do with fastboot mode, so it has no effect, on that note remember adb commands don't work in fastboot, you have to use fastboot commands.
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Jem Device
stunts513 said:
My bad, disregard that last statement I forgot I am in the 8.9" forum. Its a lot more simple since your an 8.9" user, just turn kindle off, open a command prompt and CD into the directory where you have a copy of fastboot. Now type "fastboot -i 0x1949 getvar product", once it says waiting for device, plug you kindle in while its off, it should boot into fastboot, you will know from the screen saying fastboot in yellow letters. If that doesn't doesn't do many thing and it just hangs on waiting form device, then you need to install the drivers for the jem device that will show up in the device manager for a few seconds after the kindle turns on, use the drivers in my signature for this. Once the drivers are working try the process again and it should work. Sorry about the fastboot cable confusion, I suck at multitasking and was in between rounds of halo reach when I answered, and didn't notice that I was in the 8.9" section. Hope I posted this before you found them online and got one, because they are useless on the 8.9" models.
Another note, adb has nothing to do with fastboot mode, so it has no effect, on that note remember adb commands don't work in fastboot, you have to use fastboot commands.
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Where can I find the right Jem Driver
It's in my signature...
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Drivers:
stunts513 said:
It's in my signature...
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These will work for fastboot even if ADB isn't enabled on the device?
Yes, fastboot uses the same drivers as adb, just not the same command.
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Fastboot:
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It's in my signature...
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Ok I got fastboot going using KFFirstAide64 loaded the alternative adb driver from that
after starting KFFirstAide I choice 9 which is fast boot status
and now am in fastboot
product: Jem-PVT-Prod-04
finished. total time: 0.003s
7EE400003C002FFF fastboot
What do I do now?
Tell it to restore your system, I don't know the exact choice number or what it says since I have never used it, but it should have an option somewhere to restore the system partition, I think I heard you can even choose which version, if you can I suggest one of the newest one available from the list.
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recovery images:
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Tell it to restore your system, I don't know the exact choice number or what it says since I have never used it, but it should have an option somewhere to restore the system partition, I think I heard you can even choose which version, if you can I suggest one of the newest one available from the list.
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Would you happen to have some 8.4.6 images?
KFFirstAide the latest version has 8.1.4
No I don't have the 8.9" model, but you could just let it update via ota after you restore it, or just restore it and follow the instructions on Amazon's website to manually update it.
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After Update:
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No I don't have the 8.9" model, but you could just let it update via ota after you restore it, or just restore it and follow the instructions on Amazon's website to manually update it.
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OK after enabling OTA updates and then updating to the latest firmware version 8.4.6
I have lost super user access however in es explorer I can still access /
and /system and all that do I have to root it over again or just load superuser?
You need to root it again, u only have read only access to /system at the moment, and you have to have root to change that.
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stunts513 said:
You need to root it again, u only have read only access to /system at the moment, and you have to have root to change that.
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OK thanks rooted again all good and I am back
Now after all that do I attempt a wallpaper fix?
hahahahahaha
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OK thanks rooted again all good and I am back
Now after all that do I attempt a wallpaper fix?
hahahahahaha
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OK wallpaper fix done and all is well
Now how do I find the actual images? and whats the best way to add a few of my own to the lock screen images?
Thanks in advance
couldn't write bp1, panic!
The kindle has been told to reboot in Fastboot Mode.
But it doesn't do anything.... Just sets there and looks as dumb as me...
Last command is visible in the shell? Is that when response stopped?
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Ixthusdan said:
Last command is visible in the shell? Is that when response stopped?
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This is what it sent back..
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* Installing Permanent Root *
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* Activating Fastboot (4002) *
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7995 KB/s (510876 bytes in 0.062s)
couldn't write bp1, panic!
The kindle has been told to reboot in Fastboot Mode.
twrp.img has been found.
fff.bin has been found.
Try rebooting with the button on the kindle. Leave it connected to the PC.
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Try rebooting with the button on the kindle. Leave it connected to the PC.
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Yep, did that more than once... Any attempt with any of the commands leaves me with the same "couldn't write bp1, panic!"
What operating system? Could you see the kindle prior to this? What is on the kindle?
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6.3.3. is not rootable at the moment
see firmware 6.3.3 -=Post your rooting progress here=-
[Q] Kindle Fire; used Kindle Fire Utility v0.9.9, Browser & Terminal don't have root.
I've got a kindle fire that I rooted and installed android using the Kindle Fire Utility v0.9.9 (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1399889), and SuperSU is supposedly running correctly, but when I run root browser (by JRummy Apps Inc.), it cannot look into the /data/ folder, and trying to "su" on a terminal emulator gives an error. Any suggestions as to what might have gone wrong and/or how to fix it?
Thank you
Meriru
meriru said:
I've got a kindle fire that I rooted and installed android using the Kindle Fire Utility v0.9.9 (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1399889), and SuperSU is supposedly running correctly, but when I run root browser (by JRummy Apps Inc.), it cannot look into the /data/ folder, and trying to "su" on a terminal emulator gives an error. Any suggestions as to what might have gone wrong and/or how to fix it?
Thank you
Meriru
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[How To][Root] Kindle Fire 1 update 6.3.3 [2014]
To Fix a problem with Xposed framework i am trying to replace the 2 files
app_process and libandroid_runtime.so with older ones that worked fine.
Probably android stop me doing this if FireOS 4.5.5.1 is up and running.
AFAIK i have no recovery mode with access to a root shell.
rwxr-xr-x for app_process in /system/bin
rw-r--r-- libandroid_runtime.so in /system/lib/
I have the correct files, my Kindle is rooted and i have fastboot access with cable.
Can somebody tell me how i can replace them and set correct file permissions
by useing adb in fastboot-mode or help me with a other working information?
Thanks for anything that may help me too
steavenX said:
To Fix a problem with Xposed framework i am trying to replace the 2 files
app_process and libandroid_runtime.so with older ones that worked fine.
Probably android stop me doing this if FireOS 4.5.5.1 is up and running.
AFAIK i have no recovery mode with access to a root shell.
rwxr-xr-x for app_process in /system/bin
rw-r--r-- libandroid_runtime.so in /system/lib/
I have the correct files, my Kindle is rooted and i have fastboot access with cable.
Can somebody tell me how i can replace them and set correct file permissions
by useing adb in fastboot-mode or help me with a other working information?
Thanks for anything that may help me too
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which Fire?
7in? 3rd gen? Fire, Fire HD or Fire HDX?
Fire Index: Which Amazon (Kindle) Fire Do I have?
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Hi sd_shadow
Oh i missed to include that information ...
Kindle Fire HD 7” 3rd Edition (KFSOWI / soho Model).
steavenX said:
Hi sd_shadow
Oh i missed to include that information ...
Kindle Fire HD 7â? 3rd Edition (KFSOWI / soho Model).
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This forum is for the kindle fire 1st generation
Please ask here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/kin...p/help-thread-question-noob-friendly-t3206681
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