Ok, so I decided to flash my KF with CM10. To do this I did the standard KFU superuser, installed TWRP, and fff. After I flashed with TWRP the Google apps and CM everything worked okay, but I noticed that my Google apps are nonexistent. So, I thought I would reflash with TWRP, which is where the problem lies. Whenever I reboot my device I get the KF logo, except white and blue, telling me to press power button to change boot, which I have tried but to no avail, and it goes straight to the CM10 boot. I thought okay maybe I can get around this by downloading Goo Manager onto my device to flash the GApps. This didn't work. So finally I just assumed my TWRP screwed up so I downloaded the recovery package from Goo Manager. This also didn't work. Also, KFU doesn't recognize it.
Right now I'm assuming the problem is fff because I've never seen this blue boot screen. If someone could help me just get TWRP back to working or even just stock KF I would be much obliged.
If I understand you correctly, I then think you have no clue what TWRP or at least FFF is about. I hope I am wrong.
Alright, after installing FFF, you will DO SEE the Kindle Fire logo with blue (the Fire is in Blue) and it will ask you to press the power button to get into either normal boot, recovery boot and one more which I forgot. That's what it should be. I don't know what your problem is.
Anyway, from that Kindle Fire blue screen, press the power button and select boot to recovery to get in TWRP.
I might speak entire wrong here, though.
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If I understand you correctly, I then think you have no clue what TWRP or at least FFF is about. I hope I am wrong.
Alright, after installing FFF, you will DO SEE the Kindle Fire logo with blue (the Fire is in Blue) and it will ask you to press the power button to get into either normal boot, recovery boot and one more which I forgot. That's what it should be. I don't know what your problem is.
Anyway, from that Kindle Fire blue screen, press the power button and select boot to recovery to get in TWRP.
I might speak entire wrong here, though.
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From what Brandon is saying, I think you hit it on the head.
One note: it takes several seconds to access the recovery from the fff 1.4a blue kindle fire logo. Once that screen pops up, hold the power button for about three seconds till recovery is selected at bottom.
It doesn't appear that you actually have a problem, either, but just a misunderstanding of what your kindle should look like.
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votinh said:
If I understand you correctly, I then think you have no clue what TWRP or at least FFF is about. I hope I am wrong.
Alright, after installing FFF, you will DO SEE the Kindle Fire logo with blue (the Fire is in Blue) and it will ask you to press the power button to get into either normal boot, recovery boot and one more which I forgot. That's what it should be. I don't know what your problem is.
Anyway, from that Kindle Fire blue screen, press the power button and select boot to recovery to get in TWRP.
I might speak entire wrong here, though.
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When I attempt to boot to recovery I get no TWRP. The screen flashes then the normal Kindle Fire boot screen shows, then another flash and back to blue sccreen
Again, I assume you know how to do it, how to boot into recovery.
If you do it correctly and still can't get in then reinstall FFF using KFU.
If you don't know how to, then search Youtube, there's tons of videos showing how.
votinh said:
Again, I assume you know how to do it, how to boot into recovery.
If you do it correctly and still can't get in then reinstall FFF using KFU.
If you don't know how to, then search Youtube, there's tons of videos showing how.
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Except as I said earlier KFU doesn't recognize my device. I mean I'll check my drivers, but looks doubful.
brandonstrat said:
Except as I said earlier KFU doesn't recognize my device. I mean I'll check my drivers, but looks doubful.
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Did you bother to try what I suggested?
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jma9454 said:
Did you bother to try what I suggested?
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Yeah and it worked, but after restoring back to stock kf it kept sayin that process had stopped working and never allowing me to actually set the damn thing up. So reflashed CM10 and it keeps looping the boot screen, showing a quick image of the home screen then restarting the process. Long holding the power restarts the device, allowing me to get to fff but I still can't seem to get TWRP to show up unless I tell it to fast boot on the computer and since it never actually gets to TWRP or the OS I see no way to mount it.
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Yeah and it worked, but after restoring back to stock kf it kept sayin that process had stopped working and never allowing me to actually set the damn thing up. So reflashed CM10 and it keeps looping the boot screen, showing a quick image of the home screen then restarting the process. Long holding the power restarts the device, allowing me to get to fff but I still can't seem to get TWRP to show up unless I tell it to fast boot on the computer and since it never actually gets to TWRP or the OS I see no way to mount it.
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How did you restore to stock? That isn't what I told you to do...
When you plug it into the computer, what happens?
And also, when you reboot it, and you hold the power button at the blue screen with the menu at bottom, what happens? Does it cycle through three choices? If it does, wait till it selects the second one and let go.
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How did you restore to stock? That isn't what I told you to do...
When you plug it into the computer, what happens?
And also, when you reboot it, and you hold the power button at the blue screen with the menu at bottom, what happens? Does it cycle through three choices? If it does, wait till it selects the second one and let go.
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Well I did do what you told me to do I reinstalled TWRP and fff and tried to install gapps. Well long story short nothing happened. So I did do what you told me to do. Anyways, the only thing that happens when I hit recovery is it strangely goes to the normal orange kf boot for a couple second, back to blue kf boot but with no boot option and back to annoying CM10 boot loop I previously described.
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Well I did do what you told me to do I reinstalled TWRP and fff and tried to install gapps. Well long story short nothing happened. So I did do what you told me to do. Anyways, the only thing that happens when I hit recovery is it strangely goes to the normal orange kf boot for a couple second, back to blue kf boot but with no boot option and back to annoying CM10 boot loop I previously described.
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Follow what you are saying is really a headache. You keep saying you did this and did that and that and this and I'm lost. Slow down.
Go one by one, answer what jma asked.
Forget what you have done to your KF, tell us what it is like now.
1. Can you get into the recovery? I ask again 'cuz you previously claimed you knew how to, then you didn't then you did.
2. During power up, do you see Kindle Fire with blue logo?
3. Right after that do you hold the power button?
4. Do you see it cycle through the menu of 3?
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Follow what you are saying is really a headache. You keep saying you did this and did that and that and this and I'm lost. Slow down.
Go one by one, answer what jma asked.
Forget what you have done to your KF, tell us what it is like now.
1. Can you get into the recovery? I ask again 'cuz you previously claimed you knew how to, then you didn't then you did.
2. During power up, do you see Kindle Fire with blue logo?
3. Right after that do you hold the power button?
4. Do you see it cycle through the menu of 3?
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Alright, sorry bout that I guess
1. If by recovery you mean TWRP, then no I don't believe so
2. Yes
3. Yes
4. Yes, but all options take me to the CM10 boot except recovery which takes me to regular stock orange kf boot for a few seconds then back to blue without the options but just boots
Hope that's a bit more clear, I guess I'm kindave panicking with my kindle being on the fritz and all. But you my good sir have been very patient and for that I thank you.
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Well I did do what you told me to do I reinstalled TWRP and fff and tried to install gapps. Well long story short nothing happened. So I did do what you told me to do. Anyways, the only thing that happens when I hit recovery is it strangely goes to the normal orange kf boot for a couple second, back to blue kf boot but with no boot option and back to annoying CM10 boot loop I previously described.
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Okay, two things:
1) The reason you keep getting stuck at the CyanogenMod logo is because you're not wiping data (factory reset) before installing the ROM.
2) I'm very concerned because it seems that you may not know what generation of Kindle Fire you're using. You are posting in the 1st generation KF forums, but by your description you seem to have a 2nd generation KF. You need to clarify which device you have before someone gives you directions that would permanently brick your device.
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Okay, two things:
1) The reason you keep getting stuck at the CyanogenMod logo is because you're not wiping data (factory reset) before installing the ROM.
2) I'm very concerned because it seems that you may not know what generation of Kindle Fire you're using. You are posting in the 1st generation KF forums, but by your description you seem to have a 2nd generation KF. You need to clarify which device you have before someone gives you directions that would permanently brick your device.
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1. That would make sense because I was I'm a hurry
2. It's first gen, I would have clarified had this not been a forum specifically geared towards first gen, but I appreciate your concern.
brandonstrat said:
1. That would make sense because I was I'm a hurry
2. It's first gen, I would have clarified had this not been a forum specifically geared towards first gen, but I appreciate your concern.
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Well, you never know around here...
Since that's the case, it seems like you have a bootloader installed on the recovery partition. Your device's original bootloader is working as it should (orange KF logo), but when you change the bootmode to recovery, it boots into what should be the custom recovery, but instead is the FireFireFire bootloader. BUT...that's a best guess based on what I can piece together from the information you've provided. (I've avoided responding to this post for exactly this reason).
The problem is, your information is all over the place and much of it contradicts itself. In one post, you say you have the blue KF logo, but then in the same post, you say don't. Then you say you used TWRP to install a custom ROM, but then you can't access TWRP? But then you say you restored the device to stock using TWRP, and yet you can't access TWRP after that.
Perhaps you could explain in a clear and concise manner what your problem is, being as detailed as humanly possible, because as it stands now, you're not making any sense.
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Well, you never know around here...
Since that's the case, it seems like you have a bootloader installed on the recovery partition. Your device's original bootloader is working as it should (orange KF logo), but when you change the bootmode to recovery, it boots into what should be the custom recovery, but instead is the FireFireFire bootloader. BUT...that's a best guess based on what I can piece together from the information you've provided. (I've avoided responding to this post for exactly this reason).
The problem is, your information is all over the place and much of it contradicts itself. In one post, you say you have the blue KF logo, but then in the same post, you say don't. Then you say you used TWRP to install a custom ROM, but then you can't access TWRP? But then you say you restored the device to stock using TWRP, and yet you can't access TWRP after that.
Perhaps you could explain in a clear and concise manner what your problem is, being as detailed as humanly possible, because as it stands now, you're not making any sense.
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Okay I'll try again, the only times I have actually been able to use TWRP is when installing it in kfu. I don't believe that it actually installed anything but it just sends it to fastboot, now I could be incorrect but what I believe is happening is the kfu is telling the kf to go to fastboot to install but TWRP is already installed because nothing ever downloads.
Is that what normally happens when you hit recovery on the fff screen? Does the TWRP require fastboot or is mine just really messed up?
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Okay I'll try again, the only times I have actually been able to use TWRP is when installing it in kfu. I don't believe that it actually installed anything but it just sends it to fastboot, now I could be incorrect but what I believe is happening is the kfu is telling the kf to go to fastboot to install but TWRP is already installed because nothing ever downloads.
Is that what normally happens when you hit recovery on the fff screen? Does the TWRP require fastboot or is mine just really messed up?
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Something about this just doesn't add up.
Try this...
1) Download the recovery flashable .zip of FireFireFire1.4a
2) Reinstall TWRP using KFU and boot into it.
3) Use TWRP to flash the recovery flashable fff-u-boot_v1.4a.zip and reboot.
If the problem persists, take a video of it, and post it here so we can get a better idea of what's actually going on.
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Something about this just doesn't add up.
Try this...
1) Download the recovery flashable .zip of FireFireFire1.4a
2) Reinstall TWRP using KFU and boot into it.
3) Use TWRP to flash the recovery flashable fff-u-boot_v1.4a.zip and reboot.
If the problem persists, take a video of it, and post it here so we can get a better idea of what's actually going on.
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Ok but when could I actually mount the device
brandonstrat said:
Ok but when could I actually mount the device
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Better yet, go ahead and post a video of the problem. I need to confirm something before you flash FFF.
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Better yet, go ahead and post a video of the problem. I need to confirm something before you flash FFF.
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note: the screen that flashes is from my previous rom sooo, yeah. Factory wiping is a good thing.
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Ok... so here is the pickle I am in...
Press power button
Kindle logo displays
fastboot logo displays
screen goes black
unable to get it started for like 2 more minutes
Last action before accident: attempted to flash twrp recovery on kindle.
actions since crash
- flashed stock-boot, stock-recovery attempted to reboot. still no luck.
Hell Bomb said:
Ok... so here is the pickle I am in...
Press power button
Kindle logo displays
fastboot logo displays
screen goes black
unable to get it started for like 2 more minutes
Last action before accident: attempted to flash twrp recovery on kindle.
actions since crash
- flashed stock-boot, stock-recovery attempted to reboot. still no luck.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2166668
#32
Check first post, already attempted to load the stock recovery/boot and openrecovery-twrp-2.4.3.0-blaze.img
Hell Bomb said:
Check first post, already attempted to load the stock recovery/boot and openrecovery-twrp-2.4.3.0-blaze.img
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I have a feeling you are in the wrong place. Are, by any chance, the images you described earlier explicitly named "stock-boot.img" and "stock-recovery.img"? If so, there's a good chance you are in the wrong place. What software version was your device running before this happened? Could you describe this so-called "fastboot logo"?
On the off chance that you do have a 1st generation Kindle Fire and not a 2nd Generation Kindle Fire, flashing the boot and recovery images will do nothing for you in your situation. You would have to reinstall the ROM as described in the FAQ listing that I referred to earlier. :silly:
Rank newbie here. I did l watch the video of forum instructions for newbies and I have looked high and low for an answer I could understand. I am still stuck so reluctantly....Here we go...
I rooted my KF 2 Gen and had no problem doing so. Installed Google aps store, launchers etc. all on the stock OS.
All worked well until I got smart and decided to try a custom rom. It seemed to install fine. Asked all the options as I installed. Did I want Chrome, what launchers, etc. I wiped all the cache options and system. Went through all those screens and when it finally booted, I am stuck at the stock Kindle Fire logo in a boot loop. It will not connect to the computer. It seems to boot before it is recognized Dug on this forum, made myself a "factory cable" and it does work. When I plug it in, I get the Kindle logo a moment then a flashing gif of a stop light blinking red and green with the words. "Fast Boot" at the top of the screen. The problem is, I can not get the computer to "see" the Kindle Fire 2 Gen on this fast boot/ factory cable. I have tried switching ports, all the suggestions. The cable will launch the tablet into fast boot mode just fine however, the tablet does not connect to the computer. ( Windows XP Pro SP 3). I think I can figure out how to flash and restore on my own if I can get the tablet to communicate with the computer. I have no idea where to go now other than having a brand new paperweight. I just bought it two days prior and I suppose I could return it but the issues were caused by me so I don't feel like it's their duty to replace it.
Thanking you in advance for your assistance.
Go into TWRP, factory reset, and try again.
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Go into TWRP, factory reset, and try again.
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Thank you for your reply.
Sadly, the boot sequence terminates and it reboots before it ever gets to the TWRP stage.
AV8R318 said:
Thank you for your reply.
Sadly, the boot sequence terminates and it reboots before it ever gets to the TWRP stage.
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When your device boots, do you see the blue Kindle Fire logo at any point?
Got it going! Thanks to this forum!
soupmagnet said:
When your device boots, do you see the blue Kindle Fire logo at any point?
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No, Soup. I would never get to the blue logo but....
I got it flying! After I got to fast boot, I swapped the fast boot cable to a regular cable and all was down hill from there on. I'm looking at a booted tablet.
Beers on me next time I am in Austin!
So I teas trying to get a jb rom on here. I'm stuck at the blue boot screen and it never fully boots up and I followed all the directions but I'm pretty crappy at all this stuff. I forgot to put the rom and gapps on before and So I got into twrp and every time I try to get adb side load to work it never works just get caught at starting side load feature or whatever and never changes .
I know there's stuff somewhere on the forum but it's all to confusing to me. I've had this thing for one day and now I've got a pretty sweet paper weight
I followed a video by zedomax on YouTube
Not to good at cmd prompts either so be easy on me
jhillyer253 said:
So I teas trying to get a jb rom on here. I'm stuck at the blue boot screen and it never fully boots up and I followed all the directions but I'm pretty crappy at all this stuff. I forgot to put the rom and gapps on before and So I got into twrp and every time I try to get adb side load to work it never works just get caught at starting side load feature or whatever and never changes .
I know there's stuff somewhere on the forum but it's all to confusing to me. I've had this thing for one day and now I've got a pretty sweet paper weight
I followed a video by zedomax on YouTube
Not to good at cmd prompts either so be easy on me
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Stunts did a write up on just this thing. This link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2459498 will get you fixed up.
1. To get into recovery, turn the KFHD off (hold power button for 20 seconds.)
2. Now turn it on and when you see the yellow Kindle Fire screen push up on the volume until the Kindle Fire logo turns blue and hold it for three seconds, then release the volume up button.
3. Now that you are in TWRP you can push the ROM and Gapps and will you be sorted out.
Didn't want to start a new thread, so I'll ask here. I had the same problem as the OP, but the thing was I couldn't get into the recovery. Kindle just booted up to blue logo, and then nothing happened. I tried to install CM, and everything was fine, but after having installed TWRP and 2nd bootloader I couldn't get into the recovery, and ADB suddenly stopped recognising my Kindle. I tried to install/reinstall the drivers, but to no avail... So I ended up recovering Kindle via SRT, and now I have 8.1.4 device (I went through red screen problem and at some point I wasn't able to flash anything even via fastboot)... I still want to install CM, what can I do to ensure that the recovery works correctly? Now Kindle is shown as portable device in device manager and there also is a line "android composite ADB interface", is it ok now? Thanks in advance.
I can't believe you pulled it back from the red screen. That does not happen often, good job. Did you wait until you saw the KF yellow logo and push up on the volume rocker and hold it for three seconds after the blue KF logo and let go? That's how you have to into TWRP.
Did you flag or push the files last time?
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LinearEquation said:
I can't believe you pulled it back from the red screen. That does not happen often, good job. Did you wait until you saw the KF yellow logo and push up on the volume rocker and hold it for three seconds after the blue KF logo and let go? That's how you have to into TWRP.
Did you flag or push the files last time?
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Thank you for the input! I think I did, I tried many times.
Well... I followed Hashcode's bootloader & TWRP installation tutorial step by step, so pushed the stack file and it went well.
Now my device seems fine running 8.1.4_user_1413620 and even rooted, the only issue is that it doesn't detect my home wi-fi network for some reason.
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Thank you for the input! I think I did, I tried many times.
Well... I followed Hashcode's bootloader & TWRP installation tutorial step by step, so pushed the stack file and it went well.
Now my device seems fine running 8.1.4_user_1413620 and even rooted, the only issue is that it doesn't detect my home wi-fi network for some reason.
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Hmmm, if that continues, you may have to do a factory reset to see if that fixes the issue and then retry again.
I've connected the device to another network, it updated and now wifi is perfectly fine. Maybe it had something to do with OS version. Now my Kindle seems to work flawlessly, and I can start experimenting from scratch
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I've been trying to install TWRP and FFF for the past 2 days but I've had no luck whatsoever. I first started out on my Windows 8.1 64-Bit system and the drivers would not install. I moved to my XP SP3 PC and I was able to install the drivers and get the Kindle Fire recognized in KFU. I proceeded to installing TWRP and everything went smoothly until the reboot. It would say "waiting for device" and the Kindle would reboot, but it would get stuck at a "kindle fire" logo with no animation. I've also tried installing FFF first and just plain rooting the device on stock ROM - but nothing works. It always reboots and gets stuck at "kindle fire" no animation. I've tried countless "solutions" to my problem and I'm half tempted just to use ADB to do it. Summary- TWRP "installed" but will not boot into fastboot or recovery. Please, any help is greatly appreciated.
Did you have a PC with an internet connecting? It must load somethings to install to the KF
dhhp said:
Did you have a PC with an internet connecting? It must load somethings to install to the KF
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Yes, everything downloaded just fine. The problem is when I reboot the Kindle. Nothing happens but the Kindle Fire logo with no animation.
navyboy887 said:
Yes, everything downloaded just fine. The problem is when I reboot the Kindle. Nothing happens but the Kindle Fire logo with no animation.
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So, whats wrong?... I dont know
Edit: Have you tried "Factory Cable"? Maybe it will help
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dhhp said:
So, whats wrong?... I dont know
Edit: Have you tried "Factory Cable"? Maybe it will help
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The Kindle will NOT reboot into recovery or fastboot. It only wants to boot into normal mode. I don't really want to do a factory cable. If that's what it takes to install TWRP & FFF on the Kindle I'm fine not rooting and putting that stuff on.
navyboy887 said:
The Kindle will NOT reboot into recovery or fastboot. It only wants to boot into normal mode. I don't really want to do a factory cable. If that's what it takes to install TWRP & FFF on the Kindle I'm fine not rooting and putting that stuff on.
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Do you get a yellow triangle briefly before it boots up? If so, you have to hold the power button until it changes color from green to orange before it boots into recovery. At least that's how it works with my Kindle.
maltydog said:
Do you get a yellow triangle briefly before it boots up? If so, you have to hold the power button until it changes color from green to orange before it boots into recovery. At least that's how it works with my Kindle.
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I don't get a yellow triangle. It try to reboot in recovery after I install FFF and TWRP but doesn't do anything after I reboot- just sits at a "kindle fire" logo with no animation.
Yellow triangle? Upgrade your fff dude
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Yellow triangle? Upgrade your fff dude
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I never had FFF installed on the Fire, I was trying to install it and TWRP for the first time. KFU says it is downloading the latest files but should I download the latest version of FFF from FFF's website and install that version instead of KFU's version? The device will not boot into recovery or into the bootloader when KFU tells it to.
I referred to the person above you
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I cannot use the hardware buttons any longer to even get into fastboot mode. I tried to insert a new TWRP theme, named it ui.zip, place it in the theme folder, then rebooted the phone and now it will not even go into recovery, fastboot mode, nor turn on. Anybody have any suggestions on how to get through to the recovery. I guess I locked up the recovery, and can no longer boot my phone to even be able to delete that ui.zip file from the theme folder under TWRP.
OK, now I managed to get it into fastboot mode. But that is it.
Can I extract a file from the phone in fastboot mode?
Thanks,
chevy383surfing
Well, I finally figured it out. I'll add an explanation on this whole deal after I get off work. Just in case anybody else runs into the same problem, maybe my little routine will help someone else.
chevy383surfing said:
I cannot use the hardware buttons any longer to even get into fastboot mode. I tried to insert a new TWRP theme, named it ui.zip, place it in the theme folder, then rebooted the phone and now it will not even go into recovery, fastboot mode, nor turn on. Anybody have any suggestions on how to get through to the recovery. I guess I locked up the recovery, and can no longer boot my phone to even be able to delete that ui.zip file from the theme folder under TWRP.
OK, now I managed to get it into fastboot mode. But that is it.
Can I extract a file from the phone in fastboot mode?
Thanks,
chevy383surfing
Well, I finally figured it out. I'll add an explanation on this whole deal after I get off work. Just in case anybody else runs into the same problem, maybe my little routine will help someone else.
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Next time you loop, vol up and power for 10 seconds with phone Unplugged, then vol down and power to go to boot loader
If for some reason it doesn't restart put the phone close to a bright light
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Hi. I am on a Kindle Fire HD 7 and just got cynogeanmod 12. I was going through settings when device got laggy. And somehow the device thought I wanted factory reset so thats what it did. My Kindle Rebooted and now I get a screen that says "teamwin" and every 2 secs. the screen flashes. None of the tips using buttons worked. It can only turn on and off. I need assistance in finding a way to get this back to stock(from there I can re-root and do the process again to get back cynogeanmod).
Thanks,
aputtapa000
aputtapa000 said:
Hi. I am on a Kindle Fire HD 7 and just got cynogeanmod 12. I was going through settings when device got laggy. And somehow the device thought I wanted factory reset so thats what it did. My Kindle Rebooted and now I get a screen that says "teamwin" and every 2 secs. the screen flashes. None of the tips using buttons worked. It can only turn on and off. I need assistance in finding a way to get this back to stock(from there I can re-root and do the process again to get back cynogeanmod).
Thanks,
aputtapa000
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First, this is the M8 forum, not the Kindle forum. However, I actually can help you with that.
Most stock recoveries seem to have a problem with doing factory resets. Flash the stock recovery for your device, let it perform the factory reset, boot back into the OS (to make sure it worked), then reflash your custom recovery.
jshamlet said:
First, this is the M8 forum, not the Kindle forum. However, I actually can help you with that.
Most stock recoveries seem to have a problem with doing factory resets. Flash the stock recovery for your device, let it perform the factory reset, boot back into the OS (to make sure it worked), then reflash your custom recovery.
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Tank you for this quick reply :good: . I will try to get back into my stock recovery but if it is on my device, how will I access this on my computer and force flash it on my tablet. I only need help making the tablet responsive/workable. Once this is done I should be able to figure out the rest.
Thanks