I have uninstall launcher.apk by system/app and now the tablet is lock on boot. how i can make a reset?
did you try to get an adb connection? if yes, you can push a launcher of your choice to system/app...
Hondologe said:
did you try to get an adb connection? if yes, you can push a launcher of your choice to system/app...
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How i can get an adb connection?
The Kindle is in a Boot Loop...
When you say a boot loop, do you mean that it comes up with a red triangle?
If so, have you tried clicking the power button five times to try a factory reset.
If you have rooted, you must have set up the Android sdk and therefore adb. Open a command prompt and try typing adb devices.
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chronicfathead said:
When you say a boot loop, do you mean that it comes up with a red triangle?
If so, have you tried clicking the power button five times to try a factory reset.
If you have rooted, you must have set up the Android sdk and therefore adb. Open a command prompt and try typing adb devices.
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No, it stay on Kindle Fire logo....
Speaking of which, how do you do a complete factory re-flash?
arcymag said:
Speaking of which, how do you do a complete factory re-flash?
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fastboot cable, the restore images from the restore... then hit the update. that gets you back to complete stock
Alin1997 said:
How i can get an adb connection?
The Kindle is in a Boot Loop...
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Just get adb from asdk and put it in /usr/local/bin/ and chmod it
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Someone can make a tutorial for noob?
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hello guys
i have a major problem i have installed a corrupted rom and i can't use my phone i need to boot in recovery but my volume button does not work
and my question is how i can boot recovery without using volume buttons
N.B:my phone is turned off
While it is switched on, if it is plugged into a computer, can you see it if you run the command 'adb devices'?
If so, try 'adb reboot recovery'
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30007255
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NOTHING ABOUT MY Problem
As it was mentioned above: with the phone turned off, if you plug the USB cable you should see it with 'adb devices' command. the LED should light (if I remember right in blue). if it does, run the command as mentioned above...
if not... I have no idea. Maybe you can contact with the developer of the ROM...
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NOTHING ABOUT MY Problem
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It contains useful threads about ADB
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mushtafa said:
It contains useful threads about ADB
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Yes, but from what I have seen it handles 'normal' scenarios.
Also, from my experience, he was trying to get the straight answer, without the need to read tens of pages...
The picture OP posted shows that either ADB is not installed or that he is trying to run it from an incorrect location. The guide that was posted has explanations for both of those problems.
thanks guys i have solved the problem
i have installed Android SDK
then i wrote in cmd
adb
adb reboot recovery
IMTLD said:
thanks guys i have solved the problem
i have installed Android SDK
then i wrote in cmd
adb
adb reboot recovery
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hi OP..
i have the same problem..but still cannot boot to recovery
do i need to ON or OFF the phone when connected to laptop?
i followed your step.. but it say: error device not found..
motopolah said:
hi OP..
i have the same problem..but still cannot boot to recovery
do i need to ON or OFF the phone when connected to laptop?
i followed your step.. but it say: error device not found..
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Have u installed the HTC driver?
hdorius said:
Have u installed the HTC driver?
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i made it..
need to boot the phone..eventho it is stuck on the boot image.. then run the adb reboot recovery..
thx alot bro :good::laugh:
My Kindle Fire is stuck in a boot loop, is possible make a hard reset?
What did u do to cause bootloop? A factory reset will not fix anything if you messed with the system or system apps.
I delete the launcher
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I delete the launcher
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Does device show up in adb
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When i type "adb devices" the adb don't find the Kindle...
Alin1997 said:
When i type "adb devices" the adb don't find the Kindle...
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You have drivers installed? Or are you on Linux
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powerpoint45 said:
You have drivers installed? Or are you on Linux
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I'm on Windows 7 64bit and yes, I've installed the diver, but the device is stuck in a boot loop and adb don't recognize it
Alin1997 said:
I'm on Windows 7 64bit and yes, I've installed the diver, but the device is stuck in a boot loop and adb don't recognize it
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Your going to need to either buy or make a factory cable so you can get into fastboot mode
Just to confirm, are you using the same PC that you used to Root your Kindle Fire with? In other words, have you used ADB with this PC before? If it is, then a Factory cable is I believe the only way out.
You can try to make one, or I piked one up on eBay for £3 including delivery. I have read of someone destroying one of the pins on their Kindle due to connecting the wrong wires up, so be careful and take your time doing it. Double check everything.
We could do with a step by step guide for recovering a Kindle in a loop, as there doesn't seem to be one and they seem to be getting soft bricked quite often at the minute.
Have anyone Ebay Link for my i want to buy factory cable for my kindle fire 2.
I cant finy any on ebay... ( ebay.de )
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I have fastboot, ADB, and TWRP installed but I can't flash the stock rom through TWRP because my touch screen won't respond to touch, I'm just trying to send it back to Amazon with factory settings, any ideas? And I do have a factory cable.
Thank You!
~carlybelle
carlybelle said:
I have fastboot, ADB, and TWRP installed but I can't flash the stock rom through TWRP because my touch screen won't respond to touch, I'm just trying to send it back to Amazon with factory settings, any ideas? And I do have a factory cable.
Thank You!
~carlybelle
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Did you ever install a theme for TWRP, or has this been an ongoing issue for the whole device?
soupmagnet said:
Did you ever install a theme for TWRP, or has this been an ongoing issue for the whole device?
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This has been an ongoing issue for the whole device, if I hard reset, it will work 1% of the time.
carlybelle said:
This has been an ongoing issue for the whole device, if I hard reset, it will work 1% of the time.
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You may want to open it up and make sure the digitizer cable isn't loose or disconnected.
Wouldn't it be easier to Factory Reset through KFU or ADB?
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404-Not Found said:
Wouldn't it be easier to Factory Reset through KFU or ADB?
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That'd be a neat little trick considering you can't factory reset with ADB (at least not that I've seen). You can wipe cache and data with fastboot, but that doesn't really do anything about the touchscreen problem or the fact that the OP wants to install the stock ROM so it can be sent back for replacement.
With that being said, if someone around here is kind enough, OP, you may be able to get a saved stock system.img to flash in fastboot along with stock versions of the bootloader and recovery. After which, a few simple ADB commands will remove superuser.apk and 'su' so it can be sent back for replacement, if you can't resolve the problem on your own.
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That'd be a neat little trick considering you can't factory reset with ADB (at least not that I've seen). You can wipe cache and data with fastboot, but that doesn't really do anything about the touchscreen problem or the fact that the OP wants to install the stock ROM so it can be sent back for replacement.
With that being said, if someone around here is kind enough, OP, you may be able to get a saved stock system.img to flash in fastboot along with stock versions of the bootloader and recovery. After which, a few simple ADB commands will remove superuser.apk and 'su' so it can be sent back for replacement, if you can't resolve the problem on your own.
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There was a option to flash a stock.zip in kfu
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Installing a rom got stuck on the boot animation and this is my cry for help
So my down volume button is not working (no manual reboot into recovery)
ADB wont recognize my device (no recovery through adb)
Cant find any driver that would fix that
Any help would be most welcomed
Make a factory reset.
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yashade2001 said:
Make a factory reset.
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How if I cant press the down volume button?
neo.quelhas said:
How if I cant press the down volume button?
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Go to recovery mode, there should be a factory reset option.
yashade2001 said:
Go to recovery mode, there should be a factory reset option.
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I m not trying to be a bummer but how so? no recognition through adb and no volume button and no android...
No one?
neo.quelhas said:
I m not trying to be a bummer but how so? no recognition through adb and no volume button and no android...
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When you say not recognized do you mean the computer doesn't recognized it, or adb doesn't recognize it?
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When you say not recognized do you mean the computer doesn't recognized it, or adb doesn't recognize it?
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adb
Try in another computer / reinstall sdk /adb/fastboot
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Try in another computer / reinstall sdk /adb/fastboot
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I could only try now.. sorry tried with another computer (one with 7 and another with xp) but neither installing drivers through toolkit nor samsung drivers work, still gets the "error: device not found"
Sorry if this is a repost but I couldn't find anything on the subject.
I just got my Kindle Fire (1st gen) today and was toying around with it. It was connected to my wifi and then without prompting me shut off and began updating. I knew that there was no root for it so I turned the kindle off by holding the power button while it was updating. Is there any way for me to disable the update without powering it on the whole way?
It currently has 6.3.2 and I don't want to update to 6.3.3
I am aware that you can root 6.3.3 but from my understanding it requires a factory cable which I currently do not have.
Thank you
Update: I did some more digging and saw that it could be rooted but could not install a custom recovery without a factory cable. My apologies.
iAlec said:
Sorry if this is a repost but I couldn't find anything on the subject.
I just got my Kindle Fire (1st gen) today and was toying around with it. It was connected to my wifi and then without prompting me shut off and began updating. I knew that there was no root for it so I turned the kindle off by holding the power button while it was updating. Is there any way for me to disable the update without powering it on the whole way?
It currently has 6.3.2 and I don't want to update to 6.3.3
I am aware that you can root 6.3.3 but from my understanding it requires a factory cable which I currently do not have.
Thank you
Update: I did some more digging and saw that it could be rooted but could not install a custom recovery without a factory cable. My apologies.
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I would never shut off any operating system in the middle of an update. It is trouble. I wish you the best, but I think you should be purchasing a factory cable.
Not sure what will happen when you power back on.
Could download kindle fire utility, start run.bat
Connect kindle, to PC, it should power on when connected.
See what happens.
Bad idea to power off in the middle of installing firmware.
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And yes saferoot will root 6.3.3, but still need fastboot cable for fff/twrp/roms
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sd_shadow said:
Not sure what will happen when you power back on.
Could download kindle fire utility, start run.bat
Connect kindle, to PC, it should power on when connected.
See what happens.
Bad idea to power off in the middle of installing firmware.
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And yes saferoot will root 6.3.3, but still need fastboot cable for fff/twrp/roms
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Unless someone overhauls Smirkit http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1500935 .
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Unless someone overhauls Smirkit http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1500935 .
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I hope so haha. I just got my Kindle Fire and do not have the ability to get a factory cable at this time
Check this out:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2817362
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Ixthusdan said:
Check this out:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2817362
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Maybe you could push fbmode can't test it my device is so far from stock never going back My point about smirkit is fastboot is not needed it writes bootloader and recovery from a running system. The only prerequisites are superuser or supersu, busybox with .sh working, terminal emulator and smirkit of course.
Neither fbmode nor smirkit work with 6.3.3
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Neither fbmode nor smirkit work with 6.3.3
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So it won't work? That's too bad I got really excited for a minute haha
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So it won't work? That's too bad I got really excited for a minute haha
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maybe someone can edit files or method, but I did not get any positive results.
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maybe someone can edit files or method, but I did not get any positive results.
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I just tried it. I got it into fastboot mode but I couldn't install FFF (got stuck after step 4 in the second half of the post)
iAlec said:
I just tried it. I got it into fastboot mode but I couldn't install FFF (got stuck after step 4 in the second half of the post)
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You sure kindle did not just reboot?
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You sure kindle did not just reboot?
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It hung there for ~15 minutes. I'll try again tomorrow but didn't seem to get anywhere tonight.
iAlec said:
It hung there for ~15 minutes. I'll try again tomorrow but didn't seem to get anywhere tonight.
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If it is fastboot kindle fire utility may work
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If it is fastboot kindle fire utility may work
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Yeah I got it out using KFU so I'll just try again tomorrow. Thanks
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I just tried it. I got it into fastboot mode but I couldn't install FFF (got stuck after step 4 in the second half of the post)
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You sure kindle updated to 6.3.3, checked system version?
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Positive. And I don't have a factory cable.
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iAlec said:
Positive. And I don't have a factory cable.
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Yep it works I just need different commands
my steps
I just did
Step 1: Root the kindle fire
Step 2: Download fbmode
Step 3: Install fbmode by using adb push fbmode /data/local/tmp
Step 4: Set fbmode permissions by using: adb shell chmod 755 /data/local/tmp/fbmode
Step 5: Run these commands here:
Code:
adb shell
su
cd /data/local/tmp
./fbmode
exit
exit
Kindle reboots to fastboot mode
6. downloaded openrecovery-twrp-2.2.2.1-blaze.img and fff-u-boot_v1.5.bin
7. placed in adb folder
8. ran these command in command prompt
Code:
fastboot -i 0x1949 flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.2.2.1-blaze.img
fastboot -i 0x1949 flash bootloader fff-u-boot_v1.5.bin
fastboot -i 0x1949 oem idme bootmode 4000
fastboot -i 0x1949 reboot
9.done
Awesome I'll give this a try. Can you explain how you put those files from step 6 into the adb folder? I'm new to Android so I'm a little confused.
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iAlec said:
Awesome I'll give this a try. Can you explain how you put those files from step 6 into the adb folder? I'm new to Android.
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I just use these files adb-fastboot.zip mirrors unzip and move (AdbWinUsbApi.dll, AdbWinApi.dll, adb.exe, fastboot.exe) to a folder in c drive named adb.
Also move fbmode, FFF, and TWRP. Be sure to verify md5 checksums for FFF and TWRP flashing a corrupt Bootloader is bad.