Hi, first of all, sorry for my poor english
So i installed succesfully the root and twrp with the kindle fire utility, so i installed a custom ROM, but when i rebooted de KF, the triangle logo just disappeared and i could not get more in the twrp.
In a moment of madness, i tried to boot the twrp using goo manager, but when i rebooted the kindle fire was stuck at cyanogen mode, i am just desperate, please help me!!!!!!!!!!!
did you wipe fully before installing the rom? Go back (in kfu) and reinstall root ,fff ,twrp , this time wipe fully ,re install the rom , It will be long wait , be patient the cyangen wheel spins forever ,just wait it will load
So I rerooted my Kindle with the new KFU and everything went fine. While wipe the device for a new Rom, the Kindle is now stuck wiping .android_secure.
Any help?
I got it figure
I have a bad feeling I know the answer to this already, but I'm gonna hold my breath and see.
Original Kinle Fire, rooted with TWRP. I installed stock 4.3 modded for the Kindle Fire, but when booting it showed half of the word "ANDROID" on the screen and just hung there. So I flashed the stock Kindle Fire rom (update,zip). Then immediately after flashing it, I thought, hey I didn't try wiping the cache before flashing 4.3. So I wiped the cache and flashed 4.3. Rebooted and it was still hung on the boot screen, but now I have no TWRP to recover from. The kindle stock rom killed root access and custom bootloader. I hooked it up to the Kindle Fire Utility and it shows offline. So no ADB, no custom recovery... Anyone know a super magic trick?
*SOLVED*
Looks like I need a factory cable.
so i wiped the data on my kindle (was running 6.2.1) and now it booted into twrp it rebooted and it doesnt boot into twrp help!!!!!
Ok, so I have a question that either does not exist on Google or that I just don't know how to explain.
My Kindle Fire 2 was flashed a while back with a stock version of Android Jellybean 4.2.2, until today. I made a complete backup of everything inside TWRP and transferred all of those backup files to my laptop. I then flashed a newer version of TWRP, version 2.6.3.1. After that, i flashed the newest version of Cyanogenmod 11, Android 4.4.4.
Anyways, I got to adjusting the settings and told it to allow me to pick between rebooting into recovery or normal mode when i pressed the reboot button on the power menu.
Here is my problem though. At one point, I told Cyanogenmod to reboot me into recovery, and ever since, my Kindle will only let me boot into the TWRP recovery area, regardless of what I tell it to load in the bootloader.
How can I just get it to boot to the normal OS? I've tried reflashing the recovery and reflashing Cyanogenmod onto it. I just don't know what to do because I don't know exactly why this is happening.
I've tried wiping the /data partition too, but to no use. I still am able to wipe internal data partition, however I don't know how it will respond to that. I mean... Isn't that where TWRP is stored? I don't want to lose my recovery partition where I have no way to get back.
If it comes to it, could I replace my recovery partition with Cyanogenmod?
I am still able to use ADB and I'm able to push files. (So far)
Possible solution
mayuri1 said:
Ok, so I have a question that either does not exist on Google or that I just don't know how to explain.
My Kindle Fire 2 was flashed a while back with a stock version of Android Jellybean 4.2.2, until today. I made a complete backup of everything inside TWRP and transferred all of those backup files to my laptop. I then flashed a newer version of TWRP, version 2.6.3.1. After that, i flashed the newest version of Cyanogenmod 11, Android 4.4.4.
Anyways, I got to adjusting the settings and told it to allow me to pick between rebooting into recovery or normal mode when i pressed the reboot button on the power menu.
Here is my problem though. At one point, I told Cyanogenmod to reboot me into recovery, and ever since, my Kindle will only let me boot into the TWRP recovery area, regardless of what I tell it to load in the bootloader.
How can I just get it to boot to the normal OS? I've tried reflashing the recovery and reflashing Cyanogenmod onto it. I just don't know what to do because I don't know exactly why this is happening.
I've tried wiping the /data partition too, but to no use. I still am able to wipe internal data partition, however I don't know how it will respond to that. I mean... Isn't that where TWRP is stored? I don't want to lose my recovery partition where I have no way to get back.
If it comes to it, could I replace my recovery partition with Cyanogenmod?
I am still able to use ADB and I'm able to push files. (So far)
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I assuming you have a TWRP bootloop problem? Like everytime you reboot it, it shows you the kindel fire logo (organge/white), then to the blue/white logo, and then instead of the normal android ui, it boots into TWRP? If this is the case, have you tried selecting the 'bootmode' option during the kindle fire blue/white logo screen? That was my solution when I had the recovery bootloop problem recently.
rocketfans14 said:
I assuming you have a TWRP bootloop problem? Like everytime you reboot it, it shows you the kindel fire logo (organge/white), then to the blue/white logo, and then instead of the normal android ui, it boots into TWRP? If this is the case, have you tried selecting the 'bootmode' option during the kindle fire blue/white logo screen? That was my solution when I had the recovery bootloop problem recently.
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I tried telling it to boot normal during that screen. Still goes to TWRP.
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