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NExus 7 no micro-sd card flash possibel ?

hello
i have Assu Nexus7 (K008)
when i power on just hang on google logo , i try to hard reset no succed ,so i need to flash the tablet
the problem there is no micro-sd card slot so any way to flash it ,there is any program i can use ?

Try this...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=44202509
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i will try and post result
thx bro

i try don't work , he can detect the tablet but unable to flash it !!

hitibiti said:
i try don't work , he can detect the tablet but unable to flash it !!
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I would ask for help in that thread there's way smarter people than me going to that thread..
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ok , thx for your help i will continue searching

Try not to post in Development sections again.
As for the problem, does your N7 have a custom recovery installed?
If yes, just boot into recovery, plug it into your PC and ADB sideload a ROM from your PC onto your N7. How you can do an ADB sideload depends on what custom recovery you have, and can be found on the web if you search.
If no, just install one ASAP and do the rest
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i don't know tablet came hang on star-up logo
i can enter to recovery, but how can i drug the file to tghe tablet if i can't chose install form ...
i try i alot of time not succeed
waiting for help

Try flashing a custom recovery and manually flashing a new image
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mugzylol said:
Try flashing a custom recovery and manually flashing a new image
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that's i would like to do but the problem how can i do that my tablet don't have micro-sd card so there is software can link tablet to pc for Flashing ?

You can open a command window on the platform tools folder inside the android SDK (here) http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html by holding shift on it and right clicking. Click open new command window here. Go into fastboot mode on your tablet. There is a command to flash a .img which is fastboot flash (or fastboot boot if you do not want to flash) then after fastboot flash or boot you put the name of your recovery followed by .IMG (it has to be a .IMG file) the recovery needs to be in the platform tools folder for this to work. From your recovery you can flash an image but it needs to be on the internal SD(so this probably won't work)
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mugzylol said:
You can open a command window on the platform tools folder inside the android SDK (here) http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html by holding shift on it and right clicking. Click open new command window here. Go into fastboot mode on your tablet. There is a command to flash a .img which is fastboot flash (or fastboot boot if you do not want to flash) then after fastboot flash or boot you put the name of your recovery followed by .IMG (it has to be a .IMG file) the recovery needs to be in the platform tools folder for this to work. From your recovery you can flash an image but it needs to be on the internal SD(so this probably won't work)
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but to do that i need have unlocked boot loader ? or i can repair it with lock boot loader too ?

I heard that you could flash a recovery without an unlocked bootloader but if you want to unlock your bootloader type fastboot oem unlock in the the command(while in fastboot) window and you will be asked if you want to unlock Select yes with the volume keys and the on button
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I'm pretty sure this requires the devices USB drivers which can be downloaded here http://developer.android.com/tools/extras/oem-usb.html right click your tablet in device manager program, press update drivers and browse for the USB drivers (need to be extracted).
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PS: windows come with device manager, just search for it
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mugzylol said:
I heard that you could flash a recovery without an unlocked bootloader but if you want to unlock your bootloader type fastboot oem unlock in the the command(while in fastboot) window and you will be asked if you want to unlock Select yes with the volume keys and the on button
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I'm pretty sure this requires the devices USB drivers which can be downloaded here http://developer.android.com/tools/extras/oem-usb.html right click your tablet in device manager program, press update drivers and browse for the USB drivers (need to be extracted).
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PS: windows come with device manager, just search for it
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i try to do that when i type YES tablet hang and waiting nothing happen !!!!

Did you install device drivers?
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This saved my Nexus 7 2013. It would not boot, I could not flash, format, copy anything, etc. The dreaded spinning Google symbol. It would give me errors when trying to flash. I tried TWRP and CWM, nothing would flash. I ran the Dead_Nexus7.bat file from the link below and my Nexus worked. It was like magic bringing it back from the dead. I am assuming the problem occurred when unlocking the device. It froze for a minute or two, until I started tapping on it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2381582

yes all driver installed properly , after type fastboot oem unlock i press yes on tablet and after seem like tablet hang !!

Hmmm. You actually don't need an unlocked bootloader to flash a recovery so just run the fastboot boot or fastboot flash
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If you were to flash a new ROM you would need to flash it through the recovery as a .zip. Does the computer find the internal SD?
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I also think I know why it gets stuck. I think it is because it cannot mount the sdcard partition to earase the userdata contained on it (there is none but the computer doesn't know that)
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Flashing a new ROM will remount the sdcard partition
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no, computer can't find internal SD ram , and as you say you boot loarder must be unlocked and i didn't find any way
so i am still wait for help thx

Read this tread for a 2012 model. It shows that a new os recovery bootloader and kernel can all be flashed at once through fastboot commands to restore a tablet http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2546558
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[RESOLVED] Stuck in "fastboot mode", Help needed

Okay some background information that might help.
Haven't touched my daughter's kindle in over 2 years after rooting with Kindle Fire Utility 0.9.6 and putting CM 10.1 on it, as well as TWRP Blaze 2.4.1.0. Fast forward to today and she says it's acting weird. I chalk it up to it being very out dated and look into updating to the latest and greatest. So I head on over to OtterX ROM/TWRP/Bootloader [TWRP 2.7.1 2014-06-08]. I make sure adb is up and running and that I can push files while in recovery. I flash the latest bootloader and reboot. Everything seems normal until I head to the next step of flashing the new recovery. Try to boot into recovery and the device just boots normally... tried to use the fastboot method and it just hangs on "waiting for device". The device reboots, but instead of doing what it's supposed to do, it just boots normally. Now I'm getting a little impatient with everything and no longer having the ability to boot back into recovery. So now here's where I really shot myself in the foot, I proceed to think its a great idea to use the fix EMMC corrupted device option that proceeds to wipe everything (which I knew was going to happen) and now can't get past the fastboot mode screen....
I now don't seem to have a recovery... but I can still turn on the device, see the initial "Kindle Fire" screen with the power options to get into Normal boot, Recovery boot, advanced. Normal boot does nothing but boot into fastboot mode, as well as recovery. The advanced menu pops up normally but I'm not sure if that really matters in this case. While connected to the computer it shows up as an unspecified device named "kindle" with an exclamation point on it. I'm not sure what to even do at this point in time... Any help would be great.

DrkGhst87 said:
Okay some background information that might help.
Haven't touched my daughter's kindle in over 2 years after rooting with Kindle Fire Utility 0.9.6 and putting CM 10.1 on it, as well as TWRP Blaze 2.4.1.0. Fast forward to today and she says it's acting weird. I chalk it up to it being very out dated and look into updating to the latest and greatest. So I head on over to OtterX ROM/TWRP/Bootloader [TWRP 2.7.1 2014-06-08]. I make sure adb is up and running and that I can push files while in recovery. I flash the latest bootloader and reboot. Everything seems normal until I head to the next step of flashing the new recovery. Try to boot into recovery and the device just boots normally... tried to use the fastboot method and it just hangs on "waiting for device". The device reboots, but instead of doing what it's supposed to do, it just boots normally. Now I'm getting a little impatient with everything and no longer having the ability to boot back into recovery. So now here's where I really shot myself in the foot, I proceed to think its a great idea to use the fix EMMC corrupted device option that proceeds to wipe everything (which I knew was going to happen) and now can't get past the fastboot mode screen....
I now don't seem to have a recovery... but I can still turn on the device, see the initial "Kindle Fire" screen with the power options to get into Normal boot, Recovery boot, advanced. Normal boot does nothing but boot into fastboot mode, as well as recovery. The advanced menu pops up normally but I'm not sure if that really matters in this case. While connected to the computer it shows up as an unspecified device named "kindle" with an exclamation point on it. I'm not sure what to even do at this point in time... Any help would be great.
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When in fastboot mode
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fastboot devices
Should get a return of something like 123456789 kindle
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If fastboot devices stops at waiting for device, kindle is not connecting to PC correctly, like cause is incorrect drivers
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sd_shadow said:
When in fastboot mode
Code:
fastboot devices
Should get a return of something like 123456789 kindle
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If fastboot devices stops at waiting for device, kindle is not connecting to PC correctly, like cause is incorrect drivers
On windows 8.1 and under devices, under unspecified there is "kindle". When I click properties it doesn't even give me a driver to install or update.
I'm not sure if I have what ever needs to be set up on my PC end for fastboot, in order to get at least a recovery to it
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hmm, fastboot devices returns nothing... adb shell comes up with an error: device not found

How is kindle listed in device manager?
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sd_shadow said:
How is kindle listed in device manager?
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under Unspecified, listed as just kindle

It should be android phone double click should show adb interface
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sd_shadow said:
It should be android phone double click should show adb interface
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Unfortunately no. Double click brought up properties and under device information everything is unavailable except model:kindle

Uninstall kindle in device manager, check delete drivers box, reinstall drivers from kindle fire utility's install.drivers.bat, reboot PC and kindle.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2192818
[Root][TWRP][COTR][BOOTLOADERS]Kindle Fire Utility v0.9.9 (4/5/13) [1st Gen Only!]
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going to give that a try, brb with results

it won't let me install the drivers that came with the KFU... keeps giving me Install Failed

If you get fastboot devices command to work
You need a recovery.IMG file for otterx
Can be found in recovery.zip by extracting files it will be in /cache folder.
You should be using twrp 2.7.1.0 or newer and 2.05 bootloader
Flash twrp.IMG in fastboot mode with
Code:
fastboot flash recovery twrp.file.name
fastboot reboot
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DrkGhst87 said:
it won't let me install the drivers that came with the KFU... keeps giving me Install Failed
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Window 7, 8?
You extracted zip, not running bat in zip?
Checked file size or md5 checksum?
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Yea, no idea why it's not showing up as a device.
I did technically use the EMMC Corruption Fix that wiped everything on my device, just short of the bootloader. Not sure why the computer isn't recognizing it. Must be that my computer isn't really set up for fastboot? Weird thing to is, it no longer shows a serial number like it used to before under the "Advanced" options... Don't know if that's significant. Other things that have changed that I've noticed from the advanced menu is that Charger Mode: OFF (was on before) Serial Console: OFF (was on before) Serial #: BLANK (used to have something there) and that's about it. Don't know if I just need to set up something on my PC end to not only recognize the kindle but to actually be able to use the fastboot stuff. I think that's where my problem my also be.

sd_shadow said:
Window 7, 8?
You extracted zip, not running bat in zip?
Checked file size or md5 checksum?
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Windows 8.1, Extracted and ran as administrator

Your problem is drivers, that is all
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DrkGhst87 said:
Windows 8.1, Extracted and ran as administrator
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Drivers will not install on windows 8 without disabling signature enforcement first
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https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/disabling-driver-signature-on-windows-8/all
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Disabled and installed drivers. Going to reset pc real quick and see if it now is recognized.

Okay, now when I try fastboot devices i get <NULL> fastboot
Also, it's still listed under Unspecified as kindle. This time when you double click and go into Hardware, it shows Android ADB Interface and Type as Phone

DrkGhst87 said:
Okay, now when I try fastboot devices i get <NULL> fastboot
Also, it's still listed under Unspecified as kindle. This time when you double click and go into Hardware, it shows Android ADB Interface and Type as Phone
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Try disconnecting USB cable and rebooting kindle
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Then reconnect USB cable
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I think I have everything running. Thanks so much for your help. Even though it said NULL, I gave that command line a try and it recognized the device and I was able to push the TWRP img to the device and from there follow the rest of the instructions on the linked page from earlier. Again thanks so much!!!

Installing recovery

having issues with recovery. Using the orginal kindle fire got from a friend who upgraded. Trying to change out the android version so the kid can enjoy more cent apps on it. Got the root installed but cant get twrp for some reason. Gets to activating fastboot and then oops something went wrong. Using original cable like i did when I rooted. sits on waiting for device and never goes past it. Have rebooted it and unplugged it.

ajac said:
having issues with recovery. Using the orginal kindle fire got from a friend who upgraded. Trying to change out the android version so the kid can enjoy more cent apps on it. Got the root installed but cant get twrp for some reason. Gets to activating fastboot and then oops something went wrong. Using original cable like i did when I rooted. sits on waiting for device and never goes past it. Have rebooted it and unplugged it.
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Which Kindle?
Bootloader version?
File names used?

sd_shadow said:
Which Kindle?
Bootloader version?
File names used?
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All orginal and using the kindlefire app thats posted to try and put recovery on.

ajac said:
All orginal and using the kindlefire app thats posted to try and put recovery on.
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Kindle Fire Utility does not work with system version 6.3.3
follow [6.3.3] Flashing FFF and TWRP without Fastboot Cable

sd_shadow said:
Kindle Fire Utility does not work with system version 6.3.3
follow [6.3.3] Flashing FFF and TWRP without Fastboot Cable
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exactly what I was looking for some reason couldn't find that thank you!

ajac said:
exactly what I was looking for some reason couldn't find that thank you!
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if you already have FFF bootloader
follow Flashing Twrp in FFF bootloader with fastboot.exe

sd_shadow said:
Kindle Fire Utility does not work with system version 6.3.3
follow [6.3.3] Flashing FFF and TWRP without Fastboot Cable
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if you already have FFF bootloader
follow Flashing Twrp in FFF bootloader with fastboot.exe
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question maybe dumb one but getting device not found when I attempt the ADB commands. I went and double checked and android sdk and the driver are installed. I used the kindle fire driver was the one from the package I talked about above.

ajac said:
question maybe dumb one but getting device not found when I attempt the ADB commands. I went and double checked and android sdk and the driver are installed. I used the kindle fire driver was the one from the package I talked about above.
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how is device listed in device manager?
adb commands only work in recovery and rom
fastboot commands only work in bootloader/fastboot mode

sd_shadow said:
how is device listed in device manager?
adb commands only work in recovery and rom
fastboot commands only work in bootloader/fastboot mode
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In device manager its showing up as android adb

ajac said:
In device manager its showing up as android adb
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what command are you trying?

sd_shadow said:
how is device listed in device manager?
adb commands only work in recovery and rom
fastboot commands only work in bootloader/fastboot mode
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what command are you trying?
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the ones from the link like:
adb push fbmode /data/local/tmp
adb shell chmod 755 /data/local/tmp/fbmode
getting device not found.

ajac said:
the ones from the link like:
adb push fbmode /data/local/tmp
adb shell chmod 755 /data/local/tmp/fbmode
getting device not found.
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shouldn't need that if you already have FFF custom bootloader
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if you already have FFF bootloader
follow Flashing Twrp in FFF bootloader with fastboot.exe

[Q] kindle fire first gen brick

Ok first i have no clue as to what some of this means but here goes ........my little brother assured me he could make my kindle better so he in his words........ he use an app call flashify and flash twrp as the rom on my fire then wiped all data there is no back up can this be fixed remember im no tech person.

dumbdumb12 said:
Ok first i have no clue as to what some of this means but here goes ........my little brother assured me he could make my kindle better so he in his words........ he use an app call flashify and flash twrp as the rom on my fire then wiped all data there is no back up can this be fixed remember im no tech person.
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What does it do from power off (hold power button 15-20 secs)
Do you know which kindle fire it is, does it have HD on it?
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if you hold power button it turns off ......when you power on it powers straight to twrp screen.......it is first Gen no HD 6.3.3

If you have twrp you can fix
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You should download adb/fastboot files from my Flashing Twrp in FFF bootloader with fastboot.exe
Step 1:
download adb-fastboot.zip
Create a folder in c drive named adb,
unzip/extract files,
copy AdbWinUsbApi.dll, AdbWinApi.dll, adb.exe, and fastboot.exe to adb folder.
Step 2
install Kindle Fire drivers
check drivers, open device manager, kindle should be listed
android phone>android adb interface
if not see my Driver links / Errors /verify drivers are installed correctly
if drivers are correct
Step 3
Open a Command Prompt (start>all programs>accessories>Command prompt)
change directory to adb folder with
Code:
cd\adb
adb devices
should get a return code back something like
Code:
123456789abcde recovery
if so enter
Code:
adb shell "cat /proc/cmdline"
post code returned in this thread

mem=512M console=null androidboot.selinux=permissive

dumbdumb12 said:
mem=512M console=null androidboot.selinux=permissive
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should be
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console=ttyO2,115200n8 [email protected] init=/init vram=5M omapfb.vram=0:5M
what twrp version?
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could just be the twrp version, only the kindle fire 1 has 512mb of memory

twrp 2.8.1.1.o .......he flashed this as the rom not recovery lol

dumbdumb12 said:
twrp 2.8.1.1.o .......he flashed this as the rom not recovery lol
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shouldn't matter, but 2.8.x.x twrps are not complete, adb is flaky at best.
try to mount sd card
select Mount> check sd card> mount usb
do you get a removable disk pop up?

sd_shadow said:
shouldn't matter, but 2.8.x.x twrps are not complete, adb is flaky at best.
try to mount sd card
select Mount> check sd card> mount usb
do you get a removable disk pop up?
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no nothing pops up

dumbdumb12 said:
no nothing pops up
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try to push file
download zip-otter-twrp-2.2.2.1-blaze.zip
and push with
Code:
adb push zip-otter-twrp-2.2.2.1-blaze.zip /sd card

command pompt did all kinds of stuff but kindle did nothing

does zip-otter-twrp-2.2.2.1-blaze.zip show up in sd card?
advanced>file manager> /sdcard
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dumbdumb12 said:
command pompt did all kinds of stuff but kindle did nothing
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yah, adb is not working correctly, probably next step is getting a fastboot cable Using Factory/Fastboot Cable to Flash FFF Bootloader and TWRP Recovery

No

could try
in the reboot options choose fastboot or bootloader
and flash the bootloader and twrp like in the Using Factory/Fastboot Cable to Flash FFF Bootloader and TWRP Recovery
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stock bootloader is just the kindle fire boot logo, I have no idea if selecting reboot>bootloader will cause it to stay in bootloader or it will continue to TWRP
to test use
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fastboot devices
I would send command just before selecting reboot>bootloader

[Q] i've messed up my kindle fire 1st gen

Hi please can anyone help,
I was trying to put a standard rom onto my kindle everything was going ok re rooting etc and I have twrp on there , Somehow in twrp I have managed to mess up all of the partitions probably through accidental wipes. My drivers seem to be installed ok but can't access the disk through windows or via adb it just says "device not found" ad I'm unable to mount the device either. Please help as I'm losing the will to live.
I have attached screens if that helps

stevebean said:
Hi please can anyone help,
I was trying to put a standard rom onto my kindle everything was going ok re rooting etc and I have twrp on there , Somehow in twrp I have managed to mess up all of the partitions probably through accidental wipes. My drivers seem to be installed ok but can't access the disk through windows or via adb it just says "device not found" ad I'm unable to mount the device either. Please help as I'm losing the will to live.
I have attached screens if that helps
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Which files did you use?
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sd_shadow said:
Which files did you use?
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With regards to which part of the process? I do remember changing the file system in twrp if that helps

stevebean said:
With regards to which part of the process? I do remember changing the file system in twrp if that helps
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All files used.
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Twrp filenames?
Bootloader filename?
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Steps taken?
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messed up kindle
Ok the twrp is v2.7.1.0 How do I find out which boot loader it's using? I do remember that I used wipe-advanced wipe , then repair-change file system

stevebean said:
Ok the twrp is v2.7.1.0 How do I find out which boot loader it's using? I do remember that I used wipe-advanced wipe , then repair-change file system
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You you see Kindle Fire screen when booting that is bootloader
Is it kindle fire in blue and white or just white.
And version will be in a corner
1.4, 2.05...
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It's all white and says v2.05

stevebean said:
It's all white and says v2.05
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So you were trying to switch to OtterX?
did you watch my video posted here? [YouTube] OtterX ROM/TWRP/Bootloader [2014-05-08]
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yes I was trying to use otterx . I've just watched the youtube vid and when I execute adb shell it's telling me
- exec '/system/bin/sh' failed : No such file or directory (2)
if I try to flash the bootloader it sits at waiting for device

stevebean said:
yes I was trying to use otterx . I've just watched the youtube vid and when I execute adb shell it's telling me
- exec '/system/bin/sh' failed : No such file or directory (2)
if I try to flash the bootloader it sits at waiting for device
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you shouldn't need to flash bootloader, you have bootloader and twrp,
try fixing partitions

Could I ask how I do that please?

Started a Thread [How To] Fix OtterX Install Errors, Partition sizes, Unable to Mount System... with some possible fixes for those having issues since converting to OtterX, with pushing files, failure to mount system errors when installing Lollipop Roms...
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Did you wipe cache, rebooted, Format Data, wipe partitions in wipe>advanced ?

I've followed thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/kindle-fire/general/how-to-fix-lollipop-install-errors-t2974063 and the cache and system seem ok now but can't do anything with the data partition .
I've attached some screens so you can see what its telling me

hold fire I think I have sorted the partitions now I'm going to try to push a rom on

fantastic the partitions now seem to be doing what they should . How do I get a rom on there now? as in how do I get it onto the device to then install it

stevebean said:
fantastic the partitions now seem to be doing what they should . How do I get a rom on there now? as in how do I get it onto the device to then install it
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if twrp 2.7.1.0 use adb push like in video
if 2.8.X.X use mtp in mount options, but should be enabled by default, then it's just drag and drop, or copy/paste

ok now its gone all weird can't boot into twrp stuck in fastboot mode

stevebean said:
ok now its gone all weird can't boot into twrp stuck in fastboot mode
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try power off, connect to wall charger.

tried it still stuck in fastboot

stevebean said:
tried it still stuck in fastboot
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what does screen say? fastboot or kindle fire