Can someone give me a hand here? I dont want to loose the setup FireTV that I have now. Its rooted so and and so on. But does NOT have CWM. How can I flash this to the FireTV and NOT loose anything that I have on it?
mroneeyedboh said:
Can someone give me a hand here? I dont want to loose the setup FireTV that I have now. Its rooted so and and so on. But does NOT have CWM. How can I flash this to the FireTV and NOT loose anything that I have on it?
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i used the one click method from the fireTV utility in the apps section. worked perfect.
http://www.aftvnews.com/how-to-install-clockworkmod-custom-recovery-on-the-amazon-fire-tv/
nhumber said:
i used the one click method from the fireTV utility in the apps section. worked perfect.
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Interesting... I just looked it up. I'll have to see how many successful flashes have been done. Assuming no issues, since its still rolling along.
adbFire offers one-click installs for CWM recovery.
mroneeyedboh said:
Can someone give me a hand here? I dont want to loose the setup FireTV that I have now. Its rooted so and and so on. But does NOT have CWM. How can I flash this to the FireTV and NOT loose anything that I have on it?
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jocala said:
adbFire offers one-click installs for CWM recovery.
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Right but on the original install of CWM you need to be on FW 51.1.0.2 or older or you would need to downgrade. And I think downgrading would mean loose of root. Which can be put back on there. But not sure how the downgrade/loose of root/re-ROOT would affect his current XBMC/Launcher/Exposed etc setup that came with his FTV ?? Maybe someone can let us know?
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Every time i install any of the custom rom on my Hong Kong GT-N7105; the screen flickers on the Samsung intro screen and then it goes dark. If I press the buttons a few times it'll finally come on, but it does it every reboot. It also doesn't recognize the SD card and corrupts it. I'll finally get aggravated & go back to stock. What can I do different?
Another question. Why do I have to wipe & reset settings every time before it will reboot on stock after I install it with Odin?
I got an answer 4 u bro. Dont root it again and stop doing it, ok. If u don't know what you doing, then don't do it. It's 4 your own good peace-out
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Well, that's about what I decided to do. I don't like stock 4.1.1 looking like Gingerbread. I sure had a lot better luck doing my Note 1 that is when i stayed away from the D2att Roms.
Make sure you are installing a custom rom for the N7105 because the roms for the N7100 don't work on the N7105.
colint3 said:
Make sure you are installing a custom rom for the N7105 because the roms for the N7100 don't work on the N7105.
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I try to use ones that have t0lte in the file name.
I have the same issue like yours few days ago but i manage to solve it. The problem lies with the root file. May i know what file did you use to root your phone? I use cf-auto-note2 on my N7100 but after changing it to CWM.... it works like charm. Do try it out.
Previously... after root or flash custom rom, my screen flickered. After changing to the right root file.... it is solved 100%
ahkiongkc said:
I have the same issue like yours few days ago but i manage to solve it. The problem lies with the root file. May i know what file did you use to root your phone? I use cf-auto-note2 on my N7100 but after changing it to CWM.... it works like charm. Do try it out.
Previously... after root or flash custom rom, my screen flickered. After changing to the right root file.... it is solved 100%
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Sorry, I just now saw your response. I use the SuperSU 0.99 root file in the Note 2 Tool kit. There's a Superuser 3.1.3 but it wouldn't install. I'll look for & try the one you suggested. Thanks...
sholsten said:
Sorry, I just now saw your response. I use the SuperSU 0.99 root file in the Note 2 Tool kit. There's a Superuser 3.1.3 but it wouldn't install. I'll look for & try the one you suggested. Thanks...
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Glad if i really can help. Do let me know the update once flash it. You can take a look at this... http://theunlockr.com/2013/01/15/ho...overy-on-the-samsung-galaxy-note-2-lte-n7105/
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Glad if i really can help. Do let me know the update once flash it. You can take a look at this... http://theunlockr.com/2013/01/15/ho...overy-on-the-samsung-galaxy-note-2-lte-n7105/
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i just found & ran the CF Auto Root you suggested. It loaded fine, but I tried the Paranoid JB Rom and it still crashed. So, I'm back to square one.
sholsten said:
i just found & ran the CF Auto Root you suggested. It loaded fine, but I tried the Paranoid JB Rom and it still crashed. So, I'm back to square one.
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Do not use CF Auto Root. I used that before and it crashed too. Look for CWM Recovery.
ahkiongkc said:
Do not use CF Auto Root. I used that before and it crashed too. Look for CWM Recovery.
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Oh OK. I read your response wrong. I'll try that after I take a Science test. Thanks again.
sholsten said:
i just found & ran the CF Auto Root you suggested. It loaded fine, but I tried the Paranoid JB Rom and it still crashed. So, I'm back to square one.
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sholsten said:
Oh OK. I read your response wrong. I'll try that after I take a Science test. Thanks again.
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You are welcome =DD Glad if i can help.
Is the Touch CWM good to use for this?
sholsten said:
Is the Touch CWM good to use for this?
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You are using Odin to root your phone right?
ahkiongkc said:
You are using Odin to root your phone right?
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Yes, I use the Toolkit which in turn uses Odin.
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Is the Touch CWM good to use for this?
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sholsten said:
Yes, I use the Toolkit which in turn uses Odin.
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I never try the touch based CWM but it should be good to go. Try it and Good Luck =DD
Well, I tried to install the Paranoid JB again and it flickered on the boot again and goes black. I couldn't wake it up til I reinstalled stock again. I may just have to bite the bullet and run stock.
I am a complete noob and I have a question. I am going to root my kindle fire with "Kindle Fire Utility 0.98+" and I know that I have to install permanent root, but what else on the menu do I need to install, and is there any particular order to install them, and how to UN-root if I have too.
Sorry for a stupid question but I am not accustom to these things like the younger generation.
Thanks,
Scotty
Make sure what kindle version you got. You don't want to brick it. All the tools you need should be in kfu. Good luck
rickballs said:
Make sure what kindle version you got. You don't want to brick it. All the tools you need should be in kfu. Good luck
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I have version 6.3.2 on the kindle fire. I have done research and reading but can not figure out if I need to install eveyrthing that is on the menu or what these things do. Once I figure that out, I can go ahead and root but not until.
Thank you for your reply,
Scotty
LicoricePete said:
I have version 6.3.2 on the kindle fire. I have done research and reading but can not figure out if I need to install eveyrthing that is on the menu or what these things do. Once I figure that out, I can go ahead and root but not until.
Thank you for your reply,
Scotty
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If all you need to do is root, just select the root option in the menu. It will install everything you need.
Enjoy!
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awidawad said:
If all you need to do is root, just select the root option in the menu. It will install everything you need.
Enjoy!
Sent from my One V using xda app-developers app
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Thank you so much awidawad for the reply. I think I only need root. Will I be able to Un-root if I need to or do I need something else ?
LicoricePete said:
Thank you so much awidawad for the reply. I think I only need root. Will I be able to Un-root if I need to or do I need something else ?
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I know there is, but the only option I can give you is to uninstall superuser when you are rooted. That will not give anything access to root. Is this the same as unrooting? I don't know.
Also, you could flash the stock update.zip after taking appropriate measures in TWRP and wiping the things you need to to go back to the unmodded kindle fire OS.
Sent from The Muffinator (that's actually a Kindle Fire with Tapatalk HD)
Just because I am a Senior Member doesn't mean anything.
I do not count myself any higher than anybody else.
LicoricePete said:
Thank you so much awidawad for the reply. I think I only need root. Will I be able to Un-root if I need to or do I need something else ?
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Yes, just download one of the update files from KFU and install them and you will be unrooted. Or uninstall superuser after deleting su in the /system directory.
My kindle just got an upgrade about 30 mins ago, and I used root check to see if I was still rooted and im not :/ Could I use the same method I used to root my Kindle when it was at 10.4.1? I asking because I don't want to mess anything up (again)
What method did you use to root 10.4.1 ?
TruElement said:
My kindle just got an upgrade about 30 mins ago, and I used root check to see if I was still rooted and im not :/ Could I use the same method I used to root my Kindle when it was at 10.4.1? I asking because I don't want to mess anything up (again)
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2075959
You will need the drivers as well
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893838
Search and read, I just did mine.
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which Kindle?
rekamyenom said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2075959
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The linked post appears to be about the Kindle Fire HD. This thread is about Kindle Fire (2nd generation). Are you sure the instructions are the same?
nradov said:
The linked post appears to be about the Kindle Fire HD. This thread is about Kindle Fire (2nd generation). Are you sure the instructions are the same?
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No it's not. What makes you think it's for the HD?
Sent from my SGH-I727 using Tapatalk 2
so are you 100% certain the same method to root kindle 2 with 10.3.1 firmware works for those with 104.1 and 104.3?
personally tried it?
terryk901 said:
so are you 100% certain the same method to root kindle 2 with 10.3.1 firmware works for those with 104.1 and 104.3?
personally tried it?
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I tried with this steps:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2075959
I did everything but at the end no root (there were some errors in the different steps). At least es file explorer cannot see it.
Can I flash older firmware?
georgedd said:
I tried with this steps:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2075959
I did everything but at the end no root (there were some errors in the different steps). At least es file explorer cannot see it.
Can I flash older firmware?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2075959
worked for me. I just used Bin4ry's Root root. Rooted on my kindle fire 2nd gen 10.4.3.
Now I just have too find a working bootloader..
I was wrong - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2075959 works on 10.4.3 - I just not realized the rooting succeed.
timboroks said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2075959
worked for me. I just used Bin4ry's Root root. Rooted on my kindle fire 2nd gen 10.4.3.
Now I just have too find a working bootloader..
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did you found it?
mindmajick said:
No it's not. What makes you think it's for the HD?
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The adb drivers zip is labeled "Kindle_Fire_HD_ADB_Drivers"
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The adb drivers zip is labeled "Kindle_Fire_HD_ADB_Drivers"
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I can see why you'd be confused Lol.
Still the correct drivers.
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Feorch said:
did you found it?
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nope, bricked my kf2 lol. that red screen got me a little disappointed.
timboroks said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2075959
worked for me. I just used Bin4ry's Root root. Rooted on my kindle fire 2nd gen 10.4.3.
Now I just have too find a working bootloader..
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I tried that same method on my KF2 10.4.3 and got to the last step where I ran rootqemu.bat but then after a couple of enter presses the screen just hung on the *daemon started successfully * step. Don't understand what went wrong.
This Youtube video should help you! It helped me get my kf2 10.4.3 rooted. http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=pWuTyBIkN3s&desktop_uri=/watch?v=pWuTyBIkN3s
paulgj said:
I tried that same method on my KF2 10.4.3 and got to the last step where I ran rootqemu.bat but then after a couple of enter presses the screen just hung on the *daemon started successfully * step. Don't understand what went wrong.
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Just let both run, your device will be rooted. Well it rooted mine. About the daemon one, if it gets stuck close it. run the other 1.
timboroks said:
Just let both run, your device will be rooted. Well it rooted mine. About the daemon one, if it gets stuck close it. run the other 1.
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I have my Kindle running 10.4.3 rooted. Has anyone yet been able to get a custom rom loaded on? This is the whole reason I wanted to get it rooted.
moonshoes said:
I have my Kindle running 10.4.3 rooted. Has anyone yet been able to get a custom rom loaded on? This is the whole reason I wanted to get it rooted.[/QUOTE
I would like to know this also!
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matb321 said:
moonshoes said:
I have my Kindle running 10.4.3 rooted. Has anyone yet been able to get a custom rom loaded on? This is the whole reason I wanted to get it rooted.[/QUOTE
I would like to know this also!
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Sure =D
Gesendet von meinem LG-P990 mit Tapatalk 2
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flopower1996 said:
matb321 said:
Sure =D
Gesendet von meinem LG-P990 mit Tapatalk 2
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..care to be kind enough to share some details? Good to know its possible, can you point me toward any documentation that assisted you in doing so?
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Anyone else get the 8.4.3. cant seem to root using root_with_restore_by_bin4ry_v26
jmpiv4 said:
Anyone else get the 8.4.3. cant seem to root using root_with_restore_by_bin4ry_v26
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Yes,
I want to root, but i don`t know, if there are any problems...
ROOTING with the BINARY tool is fine!!!!
ROOTING with the BINARY tool is fine!!!!
here for you to get and try !! (not v26)
copy & paste
pan.baidu.com/share/link?shareid=2117031023&uk=4060230764
jmpiv4 said:
Anyone else get the 8.4.3. cant seem to root using root_with_restore_by_bin4ry_v26
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I used bin4ry ver. 30 to root 8.4.1. today I discovered I was OTA upgraded to 8.4.3. However, I still have root and Google Play Store. Tested by downloading Android Firewall and gave it root access permission. I thought the OTA upgrade would break root???
rebelduke said:
I used bin4ry ver. 30 to root 8.4.1. today I discovered I was OTA upgraded to 8.4.3. However, I still have root and Google Play Store. Tested by downloading Android Firewall and gave it root access permission. I thought the OTA upgrade would break root???
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I rooted earlier today without any trouble. I thought I was on 8.4.1 but when I just looked I was at 8.4.3. Not sure if I rooted before or after the update. I disabled OTA with KF First Aide so I thought that it wouldn't update. Either way, I'm rooted and on 8.4.3 with all the google goodies installed and running.
Ray
Reborn627 said:
I rooted earlier today without any trouble. I thought I was on 8.4.1 but when I just looked I was at 8.4.3. Not sure if I rooted before or after the update. I disabled OTA with KF First Aide so I thought that it wouldn't update. Either way, I'm rooted and on 8.4.3 with all the google goodies installed and running.
Ray
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Yea I used v29 idk where to find the latest
Notice any improvements
terance tian verl
csolander said:
Notice any improvements
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No not really I did have a little trouble using kindle free to install launchers so I just used titanium backup, some say they encrypted the framework apk
jmpiv4 said:
No not really I did have a little trouble using kindle free to install launchers so I just used titanium backup, some say they encrypted the framework apk
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Thanks
csolander said:
Thanks
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NP
Has anyone installed bootloader and twrp on 8.4.3?
jmpiv4 said:
NP
Has anyone installed bootloader and twrp on 8.4.3?
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I can't get it to work. I'm trying to roll back to 8.3.0 first. How is this done?
Greek2me said:
I can't get it to work. I'm trying to roll back to 8.3.0 first. How is this done?
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Have not a clue sorry, these forums are hard to navigate.
Ok, so amazon just released an update to the first gen kindle, changing the 6.2.2 firmware to 6.3.3. I was just getting everything ready to root and now im afraid to. What shall i do?
Will someone please tell me if its safe or not to go ahead with the root and recovery. I see 26 people saw the thread but no one has said anything.
atlmagesty said:
Ok, so amazon just released an update to the first gen kindle, changing the 6.2.2 firmware to 6.3.3. I was just getting everything ready to root and now im afraid to. What shall i do?
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atlmagesty said:
Will someone please tell me if its safe or not to go ahead with the root and recovery. I see 26 people saw the thread but no one has said anything.
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Did you take the update??? If not you should be OK to root. If you did then I'm not sure, you might be able to but then again it may brick your device. Sorry it's not the answer you are looking for but it's the best I have.
sabres032 said:
Did you take the update??? If not you should be OK to root. If you did then I'm not sure, you might be able to but then again it may brick your device. Sorry it's not the answer you are looking for but it's the best I have.
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Yeah it updated automatically. So there's no way to reverse the update huh?
Haven't seen a good root method for 6.3.3 yet, these things take time...
If you don't want to brick it don't try rooting.
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atlmagesty said:
Yeah it updated automatically. So there's no way to reverse the update huh?
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Dude that sucks. There ain't no way to revert if you weren't previously rooted, sorry.
sd_shadow said:
Haven't seen a good root method for 6.3.3 yet, these things take time...
If you don't want to brick it don't try rooting.
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Hopefully it will come.