Hey there.
I have just reverted my kindle fire to stock rom, but apparently forgot to wipe, cause it just kept on failing processes and rebooting.
In order to solve it, I tried using kindle fire utility to get it in fastboot mode. After this, it's stuck on the logo screen, without any animation and with backlight on. I cant figure out whether its actually in fastboot mode, or if its bricked?
I cant find it with neither unbrick utility, KFU or using dba.. What to do?
Thanks already!
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Hey guys, I am pretty new at anything Android related and am in serious need of some help after several hours of struggling to revive my fire. Basically I took my stock kindle and installed a permanent root for the first time ever with the KF utility, after which I proceeded to install the latest TWRP Recovery using the same utility. Upon reboot after TWRP install, I immediately wiped the Dalvik cache and attempted to install the latest gedeROM build (26-6-2012). It seemed to flash ok, but on startup now the kindle will show the standard kindle fire logo, followed by the cyanogen 9 mod loading screen, at which it will stay in the animation forever, and never actually load up. Unfortunately in my noobness I did not realize that installing TWRP was not all I needed to do in order to achieve the option to boot into recovery mode every time, and now I cannot figure out how to once again get to that so I can install a backup of my stock firmware, which I did make. Is there a way to get the kindle into recovery mode without the ability to select that option when starting up? If I plug the kindle into my pc whilst it's stuck on the CM9 animation, the ADB status says online and has a boot status of 4000. When I attempt to send any commands to the kindle from the KF utility telling it to reboot into recovery, it just says waiting for device. I'm sure I just missed an obvious step along the way of the install, but I cannot seem to do anything with the kindle currently, so any help on reviving it would be fantastic!
OK as Far as I was concerned, I had rooted my Kindle, and I had installed TWRP and FFF
but then it didnt
so I tried reinstalling them both. Even thought he tool said I installed TWRP it wouldnt work, howver I Tried installing FFF again and this time my kindle wouldnt boot up it just stays at the normal "Kindle Fire" boot up screen
I have tried all the Unbrick Utilities and nothing is working.
The kindle turns on and stays for ever and ever INfinity on the boot up screen
Any Help would be greatly appreciated.
Akazim96
akazim96 said:
OK as Far as I was concerned, I had rooted my Kindle, and I had installed TWRP and FFF
but then it didnt
so I tried reinstalling them both. Even thought he tool said I installed TWRP it wouldnt work, howver I Tried installing FFF again and this time my kindle wouldnt boot up it just stays at the normal "Kindle Fire" boot up screen
I have tried all the Unbrick Utilities and nothing is working.
The kindle turns on and stays for ever and ever INfinity on the boot up screen
Any Help would be greatly appreciated.
Akazim96
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Start with getting a factory cable.
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soupmagnet said:
Start with getting a factory cable.
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So if I get a factory cable I should be able to unbrick it?
I think my kindle has finally died. One evening i was trying to stock my kindle, so i flashed the stock image restarted and no recovery, nothing.
Every time i boot my kindle i get to the unlock slider and i unlock it and get errors like acore has stopped working and eventually my kindle crashes and restarts and does the same thing. i have a factory cable and linux available. please help.
slktrk said:
I think my kindle has finally died. One evening i was trying to stock my kindle, so i flashed the stock image restarted and no recovery, nothing.
Every time i boot my kindle i get to the unlock slider and i unlock it and get errors like acore has stopped working and eventually my kindle crashes and restarts and does the same thing. i have a factory cable and linux available. please help.
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Use the factory cable to access fastboot
Use fastboot to wipe data
There is no fastboot. I plug it in and nothing happens. Just the Kindle boot screen.
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slktrk said:
There is no fastboot. I plug it in and nothing happens. Just the Kindle boot screen.
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It is stuck on the kindle fire splash screen? If so, is it brightly lit? If it is, then you are in fastboot.
ramsv94 said:
It is stuck on the kindle fire splash screen? If so, is it brightly lit? If it is, then you are in fastboot.
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Well I've tried KFU and it never detects my device.
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your gonna have to try fastboot commands to check.
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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androvista said:
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 was using my kindle then suddenly I didn't notice that I got the battery drained. After that it never turned on and it got stuck on the kindle fire boot screen. I tried leaving it charged for a day still nothing happened.
I never rooted my kindle fire. And I tried almost everything and still no luck. I used The Kindle Unbrick utility but it get stucks at <waiting for device> and I also tried Kindle Fire Utility 0.9.9 I tried to fast boot still no luck. and also tried to install the permanent loop but the same thing comes out <waiting for device>. I also tried installing TWRP Recovery but the same thing comes out. I don't know what update my kindle has it has been stuck for years and when I used it, it only lasted for a day then the bootloop happened. Help please anyone? Did I permanently bricked my Kindle?