fire tablet 5th gen 5.6.2.0 question - Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi I have a Kindle fire tablet 5th gen 5.6.2.0
I'm guessing I can't root it but what options do I have,it's my kids tablet and I would like it to be as clean with as little Amazon rubbish as possible ?

baha2012 said:
Hi I have a Kindle fire tablet 5th gen 5.6.2.0
I'm guessing I can't root it but what options do I have,it's my kids tablet and I would like it to be as clean with as little Amazon rubbish as possible ?
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This is not the 5th gen forum
ask here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/amazon-fire/help
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I got one of these for my wife for Christmas and I know last year it was using the OMAP 4470, this years model only kind of specs I can find state "a faster 1.5ghz dual-core". So what is it? Surely it can't be an OMAP, TI exited the market a year ago! It doesn't matter much I'm just curious.
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Well, is it a Kindle Fire 2 or a Kindle Fire HD 7 or 8.9? Does it have a front facing camera? Go into about device and look here to see which Kindle firmware you're using http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200529680 The reason I ask is this is the KF2 area and you stated new Kindle Fire Hd and so first need to get that straitened out.
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Well, is it a Kindle Fire 2 or a Kindle Fire HD 7 or 8.9? Does it have a front facing camera? Go into about device and look here to see which Kindle firmware you're using http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200529680 The reason I ask is this is the KF2 area and you stated new Kindle Fire Hd and so first need to get that straitened out.
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Crap sorry I just noticed that. Mods can you move it to the right forum? Anyway it's the 2013 hd7, no camera
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Cor-master said:
Crap sorry I just noticed that. Mods can you move it to the right forum? Anyway it's the 2013 hd7, no camera
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OK, you have a Kindle Fire HD 7 2013 (KFSOWI) 11.x.x.x it will root using the files located here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2544736 It does have a dual core TI OMAP4 4470 HS 1.5 GHz chip set. At least that's what Amazon says although I have not dug into one personally yet. https://developer.amazon.com/sdk/fire/specifications.html third one to the right.

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The bootloader is device specific, and since the hardware is a bit different it would just hard brick it. One thing I can think of that's different that might make a difference is the partition layout is different.
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