I was having problems rooting my kindle fire before but I got a new computer and it works great. I have superuser, FireFireFire, and TWRP 2.1 But now that its rooted what can I do to make it awesome
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You didn't mention the Google apps.
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O yes I have those too
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Install gederom, make a backup and install gta iii.
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a device is only as awesome as u think it is. make it work for u, and your needs. you will like it more
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I recently found a dead pixel in my kindle fire. Its rooted with a recovery and firefirefire bootloader.
I need to get rid of these before I return it. How can I do this?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1399072
b63 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1399072
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I read that risks bricking it.
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Anybody?
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N4rbs said:
I read that risks bricking it.
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right - that risk is allways given if you need to flash the original amazon rom
have read about an other method:
download original rom from amazon and put it in the "kindleupdates" folder
reboot device and go to "update device" in settings
no glue if this works ...
OK I restored it to stock by using the update.zip method. They are shipping me a new one.
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Does Silk on the stock ROM support Flash?
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Nevermind, is a setting in Silk....
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How come flash doesn't work on any ICS roms?
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I installed a rom on my kindle and it wont boot. Just a black screen. I have the default bootloader but twrp installed. any help?
What did you use to install the rom?
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borborpa said:
What did you use to install the rom?
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I used TWRP.
Do I just have to use a factory cable?
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jmcoffey said:
I installed a rom on my kindle and it wont boot. Just a black screen. I have the default bootloader but twrp installed. any help?
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Download the ROM again and md5sum check it to make sure it is not corrupted then install it. It looks like you had a corrupted ROM.
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ammubarak said:
Download the ROM again and md5sum check it to make sure it is not corrupted then install it. It looks like you had a corrupted ROM.
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I was doing a bit of development.. I accidentally installed the wrong bootloader. Now I'm stuck.
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Try using KF utility to install Fire-Fire-Fire bootloader
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ammubarak said:
Try using KF utility to install Fire-Fire-Fire bootloader
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I fixed it. Needed a factory cable.
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hi ive just unrooted and re-locked my n7 to watch skygo but its still saying its not supported on rooted devices,anyone else getting this
Are you sure you're unrooted? Check for superuser.apk in /system/app and su in /system/xbin. Delete them if you find them. You will need ADB to do this since you aren't rooted.
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You can still use the apps with superuser installed. Just change the superuser apk to any name then check disable superuser in superuser setting. It should work.
Then re-enable when you require root function.
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Yes I had exactly the same issue.....I run multirom now so that I can just boot into a factory clean unrooted rom. It works like a charm!!!! Multirom also shares the kernel from your main internal rom with the factory Rom.........
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=34577838
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korockinout13 said:
Are you sure you're unrooted? Check for superuser.apk in /system/app and su in /system/xbin. Delete them if you find them. You will need ADB to do this since you aren't rooted.
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yes mate tried titanium and it couldn't find root
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viper08 said:
Yes I had exactly the same issue.....I run multirom now so that I can just boot into a factory clean unrooted rom. It works like a charm!!!! Multirom also shares the kernel from your main internal rom with the factory Rom.........
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=34577838
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sounds like a plan mate. Cheers for that will give it a go
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If you need help let me know. I have a clean zip of 4.2.2 stock ready to flash with multirom....just get multirom installed first......
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Just use 'TVCatchup'. It works better. Sky are stupid and don't want to support rooted devices. No idea why, has no effect on them.
CatchupTV is good but skygo contains loads more channels and now there is a sky movies app......Can watch football on sky sports on the nexus while the wife watches The only way is Essex..........phewwwww
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