hello my friends in xda-developers ...
i have kindle fire hdx 7 tablet ((look pictuer)) i try the root for kindle fire 8.9 error
after that my kindle fire hdx 7 tablet dead ...!
anyone have how to repair the problem .?? thanks .
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I might be able to answer the following
I thought that the old method was so incompatible that it would fail epically without leaving any problems? Well if it has adb access you might get lucky, I'd ask around in the hdx section, the hdx has its own sub-forum, they might be able to help, try perusing one of the initial root attempts threads from before a definite root method was made, might find someone that did something similar.
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stunts513 said:
I thought that the old method was so incompatible that it would fail epically without leaving any problems? Well if it has adb access you might get lucky, I'd ask around in the hdx section, the hdx has its own sub-forum, they might be able to help, try perusing one of the initial root attempts threads from before a definite root method was made, might find someone that did something similar.
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I try that ...thank you stunts513
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I'm reading conflicting things on the forums. Also, does the latest kindle fire utility work with 6.2.2? Thanks in advance.
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isaiahhhhh said:
I'm reading conflicting things on the forums. Also, does the latest kindle fire utility work with 6.2.2? Thanks in advance.
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yes - recovery has nothing to do with the "os"
Thank you
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isaiahhhhh said:
Also, does the latest kindle fire utility work with 6.2.2? Thanks in advance.
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I have TWRP myself, but I did not use Kindle Fire Utility to install it.
Out of curiosity, how did you install it?
try installing twrp with kfu 0.9.1
I had problems with latest version 0.9.3.
I used Kfu v0.9.1 and everything went fine, try it, it's really easy to use.
KFU is super easy to use and very straight-forward. I was rooting and installing a custom Rom in no time.
The new KFU (0.9.3) worked well with rooting 2 of my 6.2.2's and installing TWRP from within. Now I have to see if the KFU can get one of them out of a stuck kf logo
I've searched alittle and can't seem to find what i am looking for. I bought a kindle fire that was rooted it has twrp and cyangenmod on it...I am new to this stuff so beg my pardon if I don't know what I am talking about. Is there a way I can restore the kindle to what it came with from the factory. So it is a stock kindle again. can some one please direct me in which way to go.
Try this thread. If you follow the directions you should be able to get back to stock.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1399072
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Just placed an order for a Kindle Fire HD 8.9, then I heard Fire HD 7 lost root because of OTA. Has anybody owns HD 8.9 got same problem?
If without root on it, I will have to return it anyway.
I own the 8.9 and rooted it right away. I've received one ota update so far. Yes, it removed root and superuser from my device but all I had to do was reroot using the same guide I used the first time and I had root back. They did not block the root method. I Can't promise a new update won't come out though that might block our current root method.
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timnan said:
Just placed an order for a Kindle Fire HD 8.9, then I heard Fire HD 7 lost root because of OTA. Has anybody owns HD 8.9 got same problem?
If without root on it, I will have to return it anyway.
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Re-root and be sure to do this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1451328
Can i make root access on Kindle Fire HDX 7 from Mac? I am since 6 Month Windows free :good:
alex k said:
Can i make root access on Kindle Fire HDX 7 from Mac? I am since 6 Month Windows free :good:
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You should be asking that question yourself, can you do it? The answer is, out ofy knowledge, yes. I would suggest, the easiest way I know. VulirtualBox, install windows on it and then root it from there. Also, which version of android do you have on your kindle? If it is 13.3.2.2 then there is no written exploit at this time, but if you have 13.3.1 then you are in luck! Go ahead and read the earlier posts on this section of this forum.
Yes, look at the how to root Kindle Fire ND with Mac/Linux thread in the 7" Kindle Fire HD (not HDX) General thread to get started with setting up your Mac for rooting. The download in that thread will not work for the box but the procedure will. It may seem complicated but it's worth working through. Also see http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1917237 for a how to on setting up ABD on a Mac.
As stated above a root exploit currently exists only for the earlier version of Fire OS though it appears that progress is being made on the current version for the 7" HDX.
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Hello everybody!
I have a 5th generation kindle fire running version 5.3.3.0 I have gotten it to install google services and the play store but I have yet to actually root my device. I have tried looking for guides on xda for rooting my specific version but I cannot find anything. If possible, can someone notify of a guide which tells me how to root my tablet?
Thank you in Advance,
iiPandaii
iiPandaii said:
Hello everybody!
I have a 5th generation kindle fire running version 5.3.3.0 I have gotten it to install google services and the play store but I have yet to actually root my device. I have tried looking for guides on xda for rooting my specific version but I cannot find anything. If possible, can someone notify of a guide which tells me how to root my tablet?
Thank you in Advance,
iiPandaii
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If you have an HD 8, try Kingroot and or Kingoroot. If they don't work, then there's no root yert.