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[Q] NEW PROBLEM!! tried to reset kindle with TWRP, IT ALL WENT WRONG!!

I'm beggining to find desperation, please help
so my kindle was full of crappy apps (mybad) so i tried to restore it to factory defaults as i had done it before through the Android settings, as usual but, when it was supposed to start up again it just got stuck on TWRP and I've tried fastboot, I've tried normal boot through all means but it just stucks up on the kindle logo, quite disappointing, when I use ADB to fastboot or normalboot, i get this error:
-exec ' /system/bin/sh' failed: No such file or directory (2) -
also the ADB status refers to online and an unknown bootmode, but in one of the many methods I've tried, i saw a bootmode that read 0x5001 which was really weird for me to read but anyway, i'd thank you for your differential diagnosis and treatment
PLEASEE!!!!!
PD: i tried ubuntu with the firekit but the file "fk", it just won't open on the terminal, it even crashes opening as text

Alright, I think I might be able to help with this. Download kindle fire update.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200790620#download
Boot into twrp, and go to to mount. Plug in Kindle fire to your computer. Select mount usb storage. Rename the file to update.zip, move it to your kindle fire. Select un-mount, Then go to home in twrp. Then, wipe factory reset, dalvik cache, cache, and system. Then, go and flash the zip. After that is done, reboot system. You should then be ok.
Good luck

didnt work
okay, i did it.. and it seemed like it was over but then.. when it was supposed to start, it said... battery is too low.. so i left it charging and when it wanted to boot it got stuck again on kindle logo, and now i cannot even boot on recovery
any thoughts?

This seems very weird. Give the KF a full charge. When is is done charging power it up and plug it in to your computer. Use KFU to set boot mode as recovery. Then re-flash the update. Or, you might try going to wipe and selecting factory reset
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You might find that Twrp was un-installed. If it was, Use KFU to re-install it.

bigger problem!! TWRP wont install... am I dead?

No hows your battery?
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Firekit http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1430038

Are you able to connect your KF via adb?
Why don't you try this repair kit.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1430038

Or this and use fastboot to flash twrp just dont fastboot flash a zip to your bootloader or you will have a seroius brick. Bin format only for fastboot http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1670405

Or, you could take a different approach, the amazon update that you flashed before might have partly worked. If you did not see twrp when you booted up kf, then your at stock. You can return it to amazon and get full refund. They will never know you rooted it.

Just a thought let it charge via usb for a few hours and then hold the power button for a minute or so to be assured it is powered off then power it up.

yakkn said:
Are you able to connect your KF via adb?
Why don't you try this repair kit.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1430038
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yeah... tried that one too but ... ubuntu wont open the freaking file, has it happened to anyone?

Cibersebas951027 said:
yeah... tried that one too but ... ubuntu wont open the freaking file, has it happened to anyone?
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Sounds like you have firekit put on your usb incorrectly
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You extract the file to the head of the usb there is only one file inside of the zip folder I believe its firekit.sh
If you have it correctly placed the command in the op will launch it and you need to be connected to the internet for some of the options to work in case there is any fetching of files from the net. I can almost guarantee the trouble your having with firekit is one of two things not applied to the USB correctly or your launching it wrong. Open a terminal and type sudo /cdrom/fk this will give you a great list of commands in the terminal simply copy and paste your chosen command do the short trick keep it shorted and plug it in after it says waiting for device you'll know when you got it right

nothing is working
Please! HELP Nothing is working!! are there any very specific steps on the ubuntu installation_ because i get stuck on the SDK installation.. it says it failed doing something!!.. this is really disappointing.. plus.. i live outside the US .. and retrieving it is not an option .. please give me some ideas because im out of them!
thank you!!

Sent you a pm also I believe you have firekit applied incorrectly I will assist if you wish
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Could just be a matter of reseting your bootmode and getting you to recovery where you can do a fresh flash

HELPPPP
PLEASE HELP!!
firekit sends an error... the same that kfu does... and andab.sh is also not working.. im on ubuntu finnally but i can't unbrick im desperate .. please help.. there has got to be a way of like reconstructing the kindles firmware!! im begging

[Q] Stuck in boot, no TWRP installed

Was playing around with my old kindle fire and decided to root it again (I have rooted it on 3 seperate occasions and had 0 problems)
I managed to get it rooted with SuperUser but couldnt quite ge TWRP on my device. I ran in to so many problems during the process its hard to recall all of them. Windows driver signature problems (fixed), amazon/google driver problems, directory problems, SO MANY PROBLEMS.
I became super frusterated and all the sudden... *BAM* tried turning my device back on from a reboot, and nothing.
What I think I did to cause this? I was in some ROM manager app I got from the play store and I pressed "Reboot to Recovery" After I thought I installed it through the app.
Now Its stuck on the Kindle Fire Boot screen with no Firefirefire, boot loader, twrp, or anything. Basically just a rooted device. ]
I open device manager and it just shows up as an unknown USB Device.
I really need help on this one, Im stumped. Please

I'm not familiar with all the ins and outs of Windows recognizing the KF, but have you tried downloading the boot and recovery images and using fastboot from a command prompt? Like so:
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img

pfederighi said:
I'm not familiar with all the ins and outs of Windows recognizing the KF, but have you tried downloading the boot and recovery images and using fastboot from a command prompt? Like so:
fastboot flash bootloader bootloader.img
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
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those commands do not work with stock bootloader
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dextabrewa said:
Was playing around with my old kindle fire and decided to root it again (I have rooted it on 3 seperate occasions and had 0 problems)
I managed to get it rooted with SuperUser but couldnt quite ge TWRP on my device. I ran in to so many problems during the process its hard to recall all of them. Windows driver signature problems (fixed), amazon/google driver problems, directory problems, SO MANY PROBLEMS.
I became super frusterated and all the sudden... *BAM* tried turning my device back on from a reboot, and nothing.
What I think I did to cause this? I was in some ROM manager app I got from the play store and I pressed "Reboot to Recovery" After I thought I installed it through the app.
Now Its stuck on the Kindle Fire Boot screen with no Firefirefire, boot loader, twrp, or anything. Basically just a rooted device. ]
I open device manager and it just shows up as an unknown USB Device.
I really need help on this one, Im stumped. Please
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install drivers try
1. Download install.kindle.fire_drivers.zip it's same drivers included with KFU 0.99
2. Extract the zip.
3. install_drivers.bat
4. reboot PC
If there is some animation to the boot screen, it is bootlooping or battery is too low to boot up
if it's boot lopping you will need a fastboot cable, if it's the battery connect to wall charger and let it charge for several hours
If there is no animation, it is likely in fastboot mode and you could try [6.3.3] Flashing FFF and TWRP without Fastboot Cable
start with step 2 and download twrp and fff, then skip to 6 Fastboot commands

sd_shadow said:
those commands do not work with stock bootloader
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install drivers try
1. Download install.kindle.fire_drivers.zip it's same drivers included with KFU 0.99
2. Extract the zip.
3. install_drivers.bat
4. reboot PC
If there is some animation to the boot screen, it is bootlooping or battery is too low to boot up
if it's boot lopping you will need a fastboot cable, if it's the battery connect to wall charger and let it charge for several hours
If there is no animation, it is likely in fastboot mode and you could try [6.3.3] Flashing FFF and TWRP without Fastboot Cable
start with step 2 and download twrp and fff, then skip to 6 Fastboot commands
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It doesn't recognize any fastboot or ADB devices.. Before and after installing drivers

dextabrewa said:
It doesn't recognize any fastboot or ADB devices.. Before and after installing drivers
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Did you check device manager?

So I got a Fastboot cable and got my device into recovery, I flashed CM 11 and GApps, but guess what.. I didnt wipe to factory default. Now my device is stuck in CM 11 boot animation. Any ideas

dextabrewa said:
So I got a Fastboot cable and got my device into recovery, I flashed CM 11 and GApps, but guess what.. I didnt wipe to factory default. Now my device is stuck in CM 11 boot animation. Any ideas
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force power down (hold button till it turns off), power on, select boot recovery, wipe data, reboot

sd_shadow said:
Did you check device manager?
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sd_shadow said:
force power down (hold button till it turns off), power on, select boot recovery, wipe data, reboot
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I cant get back into recovery. Let me clarify. If I have it plugged into my computer via Fastboot its stuck at the standard Kindle boot screen (no animation)
If I have it plugged into my wall adapter for power, it boots up to CM 11 but is stuck at the animation.
I cannot enter recovery after flashing CM 11

dextabrewa said:
I cant get back into recovery. Let me clarify. If I have it plugged into my computer via Fastboot its stuck at the standard Kindle boot screen (no animation)
If I have it plugged into my wall adapter for power, it boots up to CM 11 but is stuck at the animation.
I cannot enter recovery after flashing CM 11
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have you used adb or fastboot.exe before?
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dextabrewa said:
Let me clarify. If I have it plugged into my computer via Fastboot its stuck at the standard Kindle boot screen (no animation)
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If you are using a fastboot cable, it will only boot to fastboot, only use a fastboot cable if you can't get to bootloader without it.
if you can not get to bootloader without it follow my Using Factory/Fastboot Cable to Flash FFF Bootloader and TWRP Recovery

sd_shadow said:
have you used adb or fastboot.exe before?
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If you are using a fastboot cable, it will only boot to fastboot, only use a fastboot cable if you can't get to bootloader without it.
if you can not get to bootloader without it follow my Using Factory/Fastboot Cable to Flash FFF Bootloader and TWRP Recovery
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But it doesnt show up under ADB devices or Fastboot devices..

Check device manager, for driver status
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sd_shadow said:
Check device manager, for driver status
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http://gyazo.com/22fb2ce8097cc7bda136faaf6adbe343
Its the one with the error

Try reinstalling drivers
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[Q] Problems after unrooting Kindle Fire 1st Gen

I used this method that I got from this thread to unroot the device to 6.3.3: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1399072. The setup wifi came up, but I decided to skip that. Whenever I unlock the screen, it keeps giving me two errors like android.process.acore and something about calendar storage unfortunately stopped. Then it reboots the device. Does anyone tell me how I can stop all this? Does this mean I can't use it anymore?

Try a factory reset
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Cannot do a factory reset
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Try a factory reset
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I don't think I can do it. I think I have to go into the settings and then go to there. I don't have much time to click on things before it reboots again. The two messages come up, then I i have a few seconds to get to settings. Another message telling me that the "android.process.acore has stopped unfortunately" error comes back again. I hit force close. Then by the time I get to the place I want to be in the settings, the device is rebooting.

aReZ12 said:
I don't think I can do it. I think I have to go into the settings and then go to there. I don't have much time to click on things before it reboots again. The two messages come up, then I i have a few seconds to get to settings. Another message telling me that the "android.process.acore has stopped unfortunately" error comes back again. I hit force close. Then by the time I get to the place I want to be in the settings, the device is rebooting.
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may need to try to root, then install twrp/bootloader or get a fastboot/factory cable and install twrp/bootloader

sd_shadow said:
may need to try to root, then install twrp/bootloader or get a fastboot/factory cable and install twrp/bootloader
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I don't think I will be able to root it normally. So if I do get the cable, where would I buy it from? Would you able to get it from Amazon?

aReZ12 said:
I don't think I will be able to root it normally. So if I do get the cable, where would I buy it from? Would you to able to get it from Amazon?
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Several options to get a Fastboot or Factory cable
I use a TBH Factory adaptor
SkOrPn fastboot cable
Fastboot Motorola Factory Cable-ebay
Fastboot Motorola Factory Cable-Amazon
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then see my Using Factory/Fastboot Cable to Flash FFF Bootloader and TWRP Recovery

sd_shadow said:
Several options to get a Fastboot or Factory cable
I use a TBH Factory adaptor
SkOrPn fastboot cable
Fastboot Motorola Factory Cable-ebay
Fastboot Motorola Factory Cable-Amazon
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then see my Using Factory/Fastboot Cable to Flash FFF Bootloader and TWRP Recovery
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I am looking at the thread you gave me. It says that after you install TWRP, install "update-kindle-prerooted.6.3.3.v1.zip". That would be a rooted version of the stock right? How would I install the nonrooted version? I had the Kindle Fire rooted with a custom rom before the problems occurred and wanted to unroot the device.

aReZ12 said:
I am looking at the thread you gave me. It says that after you install TWRP, install "update-kindle-prerooted.6.3.3.v1.zip". That would be a rooted version of the stock right? How would I install the nonrooted version? I had the Kindle Fire rooted before the problems occurred and wanted to unroot the device.
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download update-kindle-6.3.3_D01E_4112920.bin
verify 204 MB (214,586,505 bytes) MD5: 89A4DEF015289F2291BF502E09A70554
rename update.zip, place on sd card
install in TWRP 2.2.2.1

Kindle Fire not Shown on List of ADB devices
I got the fastboot cablee a few days ago. The device is not listed when I type in "adb devices". I was able to get it the computer to recognize the device as "Android Composite ADB device", but the device is not listed. When I looked at the Hardware IDs, I saw they were different. The original IDs are supposed to be than what is listed on here: http://www.jayceooi.com/2011/12/13/how-to-install-kindle-fire-adb-usb-driver/.
My Hardware Ids show:
USB \VID_1949&PID_0006&REV_0100
USB \VID_1949&PID_0006
I changed in the "android_winusb.ini" file to
;Kindle Fire%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1949&PID_0006
%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB \VID_1949&PID_0006
When I tried updating the driver, it had "The device could not be started. (error 10)" I unplugged the device from the computer for like half an hour and then plugged it back in. When I did that and went to the device manager, the Android Composite ADB Interface had no exclamation point with a yellow triangle. It also says the driver is working correctly. I still cannot get the device to show up in the ADB device list though. There is no way I can enable USB debugging. How can I get the device to show up in the list?

adb commands do not work when using a Fastboot cable
use fastboot commands
like
Code:
fastboot devices
should get something like
Code:
123456789 fastboot

Thanks!
sd_shadow said:
adb commands do not work when using a Fastboot cable
use fastboot commands
like
Code:
fastboot devices
should get something like
Code:
123456789 fastboot
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Thanks for your help! I was able to fix the Kindle. I think I figured out why I got the errors and reboots. I didn't factory reset the device before installing the stock rom and decided to either factory reset the device or clear the dalvik cache/cache after I installed the stock rom, which I don't think you are supposed to do.

[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