All attempts that I have made to root this Kindle Fire on 6.3.3 have failed. KFU fails. Towelroot fails. Nothin.
Ok so I was at least able to use a factory cable to put the kindle into fastboot mode. After that I was able to flash FFF and TWRP and then flash a stock 6.3.2 Rom which is rootable.
Also you can install custom rom from this point. Not exactly succeeding and rooting stock 6.3.3 but its a start.
Kafluke said:
Ok so I was at least able to use a factory cable to put the kindle into fastboot mode. After that I was able to flash FFF and TWRP and then flash a stock 6.3.2 Rom which is rootable.
Also you can install custom rom from this point. Not exactly succeeding and rooting stock 4.3.3 but its a start.
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Please post steps in flashing firmware 6.3.2. I'm not sure if I'll be able to go back though, because I reset to factory settings before I realized that the firmware had updated.
Kafluke said:
Ok so I was at least able to use a factory cable to put the kindle into fastboot mode. After that I was able to flash FFF and TWRP and then flash a stock 6.3.2 Rom which is rootable.
Also you can install custom rom from this point. Not exactly succeeding and rooting stock 4.3.3 but its a start.
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So how are you preventing it from taking another OTA of 6.3.3?
has anyone figured out the root for kindle fire on 6.3.3
jblindy said:
Please post steps in flashing firmware 6.3.2. I'm not sure if I'll be able to go back though, because I reset to factory settings before I realized that the firmware had updated.
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Here's what I did:
1. Download stock firmware 6.3.2 (latest KFU will get it for you)
2. Copy stock firmware to internal storage on Kindle Fire (boot up Kindle Fire and plug into your computer)
3. Download TWRP 2.2.2.1 from here. (thanks sd_shadow).
4. Download latest FFF using KFU
5. Put TWRP and FFF into a folder on your computer that contains fastboot.exe
6. Make a factory cable (google "make Motorola factory usb cable") or you can buy a premade one or an adapter. Here's an example.
7. Turn off your Kindle fire and unplug it from your computer.
8. Plug one end or your factory cable into your computer.
9. Open a windows command prompt from the folder with fastboot.exe in it.
10. While the Kindle Fire is turned off, plug in the other end of your factory cable into the Kindle fire. This should throw the KF into fastboot mode.
If you have created the factory cable correctly you should see the red Kindle screen but it should stay there and you should get a new driver install notification in Windows. Install the driver for the Kindle Fire bootloader.
11. From your Windows command prompt run these commands (substituting the names for whatever your TWRP and FFF files are called)
Code:
fastboot -i 0x1949 flash recovery twrp.img
fastboot -i 0x1949 flash bootloader fff.bin
fastboot -i 0x1949 oem idme bootmode 4000
fastboot -i 0x1949 reboot
Now you should see the FireFireFire blue screen and you can push the power button to boot into TWRP. From TWRP you can wipe everything and install the 6.3.2 file you placed on the Kindle Fire earlier (if you want to flash a KitKat ROM like CM11 or others then you must re flash recovery with latest TWRP from here). After you are using 6.3.2 you can run latest KFU and it will work just fine.
So how are you preventing it from taking another OTA of 6.3.3?
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I don't know how to prevent it. Maybe its best to just flash CM11 on it.
Cool.....thanks!
Kafluke said:
From TWRP you can wipe everything and install the 6.3.2 file you placed on the Kindle Fire earlier.
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Unless newest Twrp is different, only Twrp 2.2.2.1 or lower can install stock kindle firmware. Other TWRP versions will bootloop the Kindle Fire, and Twrp will need to be flashed in bootloader
sd_shadow said:
Unless newest Twrp is different, only Twrp 2.2.2.1 or lower can install stock kindle firmware. Other TWRP versions will bootloop the Kindle Fire, and Twrp will need to be flashed in bootloader
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Correct or cannibal open touch recovery but it won`t flash Kit Kat.
sd_shadow said:
Unless newest Twrp is different, only Twrp 2.2.2.1 or lower can install stock kindle firmware. Other TWRP versions will bootloop the Kindle Fire, and Twrp will need to be flashed in bootloader
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Well, whatever KFU .99 downloaded, that's what I flashed. And it worked. I don't have the Kindle anymore to check TWRP version .
I don't want anyone bricking their fire because of my steps though. I'll edit the post. Thanks sd_shadow!
KFU will download latest twrp the first time you select install twrp, after that will install same version, and will not check for update, unless you remove twrp.IMG from folder.
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Has OTA root keeper been tried? Voodoo or Superuser option. It needs to be backed up before update is installed
need help with a stock 6.3.3
Ever since my wife asked me to try to root her stock 1st generation Kindle Fire (currently running 6.3.3), I have had a hell of a time trying to get this thing rooted. I will also admit that I am a relative newbie when it comes to rooting devices. I am perfectly comfortable doing a few tweaks here and there, even through using command-line tools, but this is my first attempt at trying to root a device. I have both my MacBook Pro OSX (Mavericks) laptop and my Windows 7 desktop at my disposal, but I have only been able to make limited progress in rooting the KF.
I have used a number of tools (which I realize are mostly variants of one another): Kindle Fire Utility 0.9.9, RootKindleFire631 (from RootKindleFire.com), Breakdroid, and KindleFireRootMacLinux (which basically uses the ZergRush method). All to no avail. The most common error that I get is "Couldn't write bp1, panic". Hope this helps some developers out there to finally find a feasible rooting method for this one.
Curse you, Amazon, you may have won this round, but the war is far from over!
I created a prerooted 6.3.3 update that can be installed in twrp.
I have Installed with 2.2.2.1 and 2.7.1.0 versions of Twrp
Didn't change much,
I replaced stock install script with tobiascuypers' install script from [Rom] Stock 6.3.2 [Mods] [04.22.13] [Primary/Alt]
Added Root files (busybox, su, SuperSU)
Added Google Apps (Framwork, Play Store, Calendar, Google Voice, Google +)
Added other apps (Root Browser, Go Launcher, Facebook)
Instructions
Download update-kindle-prerooted.6.3.3.v1.zip, place on sd card, wipe data (may be optional), install with TWRP
wipe cache, reboot, may take a few mins to boot first time.
Tested Google play (signed in, downloaded apps)
Didn't test amazon sign in.
Edit; see my [2014][Pre-Rooted][Stock]System Version 6.3.3-Original Kindle Fire Only thread
sd_shadow said:
I created a prerooted 6.3.3 update that can be installed in twrp.
I have Installed with 2.2.2.1 and 2.7.1.0 versions of Twrp
Didn't change much,
I replaced stock install script with tobiascuypers' install script from [Rom] Stock 6.3.2 [Mods] [04.22.13] [Primary/Alt]
Added Root files (busybox, su, SuperSU)
Added Google Apps (Framwork, Play Store, Calendar, Google Voice, Google +)
Added other apps (Root Browser, Go Launcher, Facebook)
Instructions
Download update-kindle-prerooted.6.3.3.v1.zip, place on sd card, wipe data (may be optional), install with TWRP
wipe cache, reboot, may take a few mins to boot first time.
Tested Google play (signed in, downloaded apps)
Didn't test amazon sign in.
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Does this require a factory cable?
Xeddicus said:
Does this require a factory cable?
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if 6.3.3 is installed already yes a fastboot cable is needed to install fff bootloader and twrp.
If 6.3.2. Is installed, use kindle fire utility, to install bootloader and twrp.
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@sd_shadow - Installed fine with only dalvik / cache wipe over existing 6.3.3 (I removed most of the 3rd party apps prior to install).
Probably deserves it's own thread in development.
First thing I did was freeze OTASilentInstall.apk in /system/app/. I may consider removing it completely in the future.
Thanks for this. :good:
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@sd_shadow - Installed fine with only dalvik / cache wipe over existing 6.3.3 (I removed most of the 3rd party apps prior to install).
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If I make a new version I will remove updater, and maybe all the extra apps other than play store, and ones need for root (supersu, binary, and busybox),
Probably deserves it's own thread in development.
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Yes thought I would start a thread in Dev, but wasn't sure about the new General Public License rules (posting sources like the kernel), most of the devices I follow have it stickied in the dev section, but I see it is not in Kindle dev section?
First thing I did was freeze OTASilentInstall.apk in /system/app/. I may consider removing it completely in the future.
Thanks for this. :good:
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I hadn't really looked for the updater apk, so that will help.
Thanks for the feedback
sd_shadow said:
Yes thought I would start a thread in Dev, but wasn't sure about the new General Public License rules (posting sources like the kernel), most of the devices I follow have it stickied in the dev section, but I see it is not in Kindle dev section?
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You're not modifying the kernel, therefore there is no source (or changes) to post. GPL does not apply in this case.
Just specify in your thread that the ROM contains the stock, unmodified Amazon kernel.
If anyone beefs you on it, you can point them to this post.
overground said:
You're not modifying the kernel, therefore there is no source (or changes) to post. GPL does not apply in this case.
Just specify in your thread that the ROM contains the stock, unmodified Amazon kernel.
If anyone beefs you on it, you can point them to this post.
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Thanks Posted here [2014][Pre-Rooted][Stock]System Version 6.3.3-Original Kindle Fire Only
Related
I installed TWRP a couple days ago and whenever I rebooted the Kindle Fire, I saw the yellow triangle.
But now it doesn't come up anymore. Whenever I reboot it just shows the Kindle Fire boot screen.
I know TWRP is installed because in my /sdcard partition the TWRP folder is there with the backup I made.
So how do I get the TWRP boot screen to appear again?
Thanks
You might have gotten updated. Mine did the same thing. Amazon pushed the 6.2.1 update and it undid twrp and root. Just use the kf utility to redo root,twrp, and the market stuff.
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Well I am rooted right now.
The last thing I flashed on TWRP was the Kindle Fire 6.2.1 Pre-Rooted Secure Boot Image when I was on v6.0.
But for some reason after I flashed the Pre-Rooted boot image, it erased my root anyway?
I rerooted later using Burrito Root.
I'm thinking that when the Pre-Rooted 6.2.1 boot image erased my root, it also uninstalled TWRP too.
But because the TWRP backup folder was in /sdcard it was kept intact since the Pre-Rooted 6.2.1 boot image only replaces the /system partition.
I don't think the pre rooted image has twrp so it got erased. You should go grab the kf utility and use that to apply root and install twrp along with market apps too.
Just check the main fire forum, the utility is at the top.
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I am already rooted. So should I just get the KF Utility and reinstall TWRP?
If I do that, will it erase my current backup?
No. The backup is.on your sd card it wont be effected. How are you checking for root?
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Maybe TWRP is there, but you system isn't booting FireFireFire.
Can you boot into your flashed ROM?
I can verify that neither of the pre-rooted 6.2.1 roms delete twrp or firfirefire. I used twrp to install both when I was using them and retained twrp on both occassions.
I had the same issue after an update. I used the fire util to reflash twrp. It gave an error that the twrp files already existed but still re-enabled the firefirefire bootloader.
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Maybe it's because when I was done flashing the Pre-Rooted 6.2.1 ROM, I didn't wipe the dalvik cache?
Also when it asked me to reboot, I pressed Power Off instead of System?
Could that be the problem?
bump.
Still need an answer to my question before I proceed.
FlashFire1 said:
bump.
Still need an answer to my question before I proceed.
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Did you use KFU to redo the TWRP?
will try to give you answers so much as i know and i'm thinking about it:
1. there are a lot of people where the prerouted update was overwritten by the OTA - there could be more reasons why: was allready in the cache folder or got pushed anyway - that's not really clear - but now you'r safe
2. the kfu don't overwrite firefirefire or twrp
3. the prerooted boot images don't overwrite firefirefire or twrp
if i'm wrong someone correct me
i think you can go on - good luck & much fun
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thrasherht said:
Did you use KFU to redo the TWRP?
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KFU is the easiest way - only take care if you have burritoroot allready on your kf - unistall burritoroot first and redo with kfu - and if you have driver problems don't use the drivers from kfu - use the ones from this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20855280&postcount=54
in kindle utility what boot status does it say
My kindle fire is rooted by using BurritoRoot3 method,with firefirefire bootloader and CWR recovery installed.
this morning,my kindle fire automatically rebooted,then stuck at CWR recovery interface,i realized it may related with a new ota update,so i shutdown kindle fire and power on,it reboot into recovery as long as it going into the os.
now i can boot into the recovery but cannot into the os,what should i do ?
puppyguy said:
My kindle fire is rooted by using BurritoRoot3 method,with firefirefire bootloader and CWR recovery installed.
this morning,my kindle fire automatically rebooted,then stuck at CWR recovery interface,i realized it may related with a new ota update,so i shutdown kindle fire and power on,it reboot into recovery as long as it going into the os.
now i can boot into the recovery but cannot into the os,what should i do ?
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I think I read somewhere that CWM stops the ota from installing so it starts bootlooping. Twrp would let the update go through but if it did, you would lose root anyway. Maybe using CWm you could install the 6.3 pre-rooted stock rom
I was having the same issue with twrp and this upgrade. To get out of the bootloop I used adb:
adb shell
idme bootmode 4000
reboot
It Didn't install the update but got me the kindle back. I then used eldarerathis rooted 6.3 image:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1569298:p
My kindle did the same thing it's because the OTA update doesn't work right with TWRP. Take a look at my thread. Basically you need to download the update, rename it update.zip put it in the root directory of the kindle, and then power up the kindle it will go into TWRP and click on the update/flash function (not sure what it's called off the top of my head right now) and let it do it's thing and you will be back to normal.
Alternatively if you don't feel like re-rooting your device, download this version and update it using the instructions above.
Thank you! This worked perfectly.
Laquox said:
My kindle did the same thing it's because the OTA update doesn't work right with TWRP. Take a look at my thread. Basically you need to download the update, rename it update.zip put it in the root directory of the kindle, and then power up the kindle it will go into TWRP and click on the update/flash function (not sure what it's called off the top of my head right now) and let it do it's thing and you will be back to normal.
Alternatively if you don't feel like re-rooting your device, download this version and update it using the instructions above.
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Laquox said:
My kindle did the same thing it's because the OTA update doesn't work right with TWRP. Take a look at my thread. Basically you need to download the update, rename it update.zip put it in the root directory of the kindle, and then power up the kindle it will go into TWRP and click on the update/flash function (not sure what it's called off the top of my head right now) and let it do it's thing and you will be back to normal.
Alternatively if you don't feel like re-rooting your device, download this version and update it using the instructions above.
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Do you have to wipe. Any "cache"? Or Factory reset...Or do you only do that if you are going to a different ROM. ?
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I saw a post like this before but I can't find it so sorry for making a new thread anyway,do you need to install fire fire fire in order to install cwm.
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Read the kindle fire for beginners guide up top, it'll allow you to understand the relationship between FFF and CWM. Then it'll be clear what your answer is.
There are so many pseudo bricks on here because the rooting process is WAY too easy, so most android newbs run headfirst into rooting and screwing everything up without understanding what they're doing and why they're doing it.
Gone are the old nexus one rooting days where it was only performed through adb/fastboot and involved sanding down your battery plus pulling/pushing in SD card. None of this one click crap that never weeds out the mis, under, or non-informed.
To my understanding after reading, fire fire fire is a bootloader that goes into fastboot mode for 5 seconds,wich means I don't need fire fire fire and cwmr.All I need is CWMR, correct.
Thanks
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and it offers the possibility to boot to recovery at startup by repeatently pressing the power button till it gets orange
how do you get to recovery if your system is failing ?
b63 said:
and it offers the possibility to boot to recovery at startup by repeatently pressing the power button till it gets orange
how do you get to recovery if your system is failing ?
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Now I'm confused again.do you need both or can you just install CWMR and it will work???
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both !!!
the custom bootloader (fff) and a recovery (cwm or twrp)
to fully understand how it is working i would recommend to read kinfauns sticky thread
thanks
b63 said:
both !!!
the custom bootloader (fff) and a recovery (cwm or twrp)
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Ok but last time I installed twrp all I had to do is click install twrp and I didn't need to install fff first.can I do the same with CWMR...does KFU automatically install fff when you click install twrp or cwmr.
twrp and cwm use different installation methods:
if you install twrp then it installs fff 1.0 as integrated part of the installation package
if you want the newest fff with twrp then you have to install it additionally again afterwards
if you use cwm then cwm will be pushed to the recovery partition - not more
therefore if you want to use cwm you have to install both fff & cwm
in kfu this would be: "install newest fff" and "install cmw"
b63 said:
twrp and cwm use different installation methods:
if you install twrp then it installs fff 1.0 as integrated part of the installation package
if you want the newest fff with twrp then you have to install it additionally again afterwards
if you use cwm then cwm will be pushed to the recovery partition - not more
therefore if you want to use cwm you have to install both fff & cwm
in kfu this would be: "install newest fff" and "install cmw"
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Thank you...thanks for not getting frustrated with me also.
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glad to help ...
please mark the subject of the topic (edit first post) with [Solved]
b63 said:
glad to help ...
please mark the subject of the topic (edit first post) with [Solved]
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I just did.one last question.should I install cwmr or fff first.
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that is up to you - as you like - it makes no difference
Hi, I am very new and I really need some help I was trying to install a custom rom but something went wrong.
Waht I did was.
I first rooted my device,
then I installed the second bootloader TWRP
And I forgot the wifi on, so thw kindle fire HD updated itself and eliminate the super user app.
So I restored the kindle fire hd to ist default in the restore option in the main manu.
then I root it again,
and try to instal the second boot loader again,
but after I installed the second boot loader it never boots up into the kindle fire hd system,
what happends is, in turns on, appears the kinfle fire letter in orange, the aperars kinfle fire letters is blue, then kinfle fire letters in orange again, whit a animation, that use to appear when is about lo load the system, then it reboots itself and repeate the entire process but this time goes into the TWRP second boot loader.
I think I could fix it by just using the backuo files I made o I coul install the custom room I want from there, but the problem is that I cannot load any file to the kindle fire hd because when I connect it the pc it shows as ADB device. Please help me out with this. I would like to you help to restore it to stock or tell how can I transfer files to my kindle fire hd when is in TWRP mode.
I already tried the mount option on the TWRP but the pc does not recognized it as a portabla device where I can store files.
:crying::crying::crying::crying:
I think this is what happens when flash the old freedom boot image on the latest updates, not positive though. Anyways what kind of backups did you make, like a nandroid backup from twrp that u moved to Ur PC, or a backup as described in the fire flash tutorial made using adb? If its the adb method its really simple, you just boot into twrp and hit restart and then hit boot loader, it will go into fastboot where you can flash those images. Otherwise I suggest just downloading the latest prerooted amazon ROM in the android development section and trying to use the side load feature. I'll explain more after you post back.
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It happened to me this weekend, i messed up with my kindle, the solution was to use Kindle Fire HD and 2 First Aide Software http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2096888
Hope it will help you
Nb: if the driver are not working use the one included in this post Qemu automated root http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893838
I also have the exact problem I went into fastboot mode but I don't know how to flash images in fastboot mode . I also tried to sideload the cm10 rom but it fails please help me I cannot figure out what to do .
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abbashaider said:
I also have the exact problem I went into fastboot mode but I don't know how to flash images in fastboot mode . I also tried to sideload the cm10 rom but it fails please help me I cannot figure out what to do .
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stunts513 said:
I think this is what happens when flash the old freedom boot image on the latest updates, not positive though. Anyways what kind of backups did you make, like a nandroid backup from twrp that u moved to Ur PC, or a backup as described in the fire flash tutorial made using adb? If its the adb method its really simple, you just boot into twrp and hit restart and then hit boot loader, it will go into fastboot where you can flash those images. Otherwise I suggest just downloading the latest prerooted amazon ROM in the android development section and trying to use the side load feature. I'll explain more after you post back.
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I also have the exact problem I went into fastboot mode but I don't know how to flash images in fastboot mode . I also tried to sideload the cm10 rom but it fails please help me I cannot figure out what to do .
So can you get into twrp or you mean you only have fastboot access? If you only have fastboot access you just need to make sure that you have installed the driver for the device (use the one in my signature if you haven't) and just use kindle fire first aid to restore the system.
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similar trouble - stuck with blue logo
I hope that this is the right thread for my problem. I've also tried to install a custom ROM on my KFHD 7'' - I did it using this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2271909
I'm able to get into TWRP, wiped and I flashed the latest CM 10.2 from hashcode + the gapps but when I try to reboot the Kindle (after wiping again) it goes into orange logo, which changes to blue logo and stays there. I've waited for a long time and nothing changes - tried to advanced wipe all the stuff from my tablet and flash again, but I always end up on the blue logo. Also does not matter if I only flash the CM 10.2 alone without gapps.
Does anyone have any idea how I can progress from here? I should be able to restore my backups via Factory Cable - but this is not what I would like to do.
Thanks in Advance!
Gildoniel
So did you factory reset when doing this? And are you sure you grabbed the version of the ROM for your kindle?
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stunts513 said:
So did you factory reset when doing this? And are you sure you grabbed the version of the ROM for your kindle?
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I did a factory reset, yes. And I took the ROMs from Hashcode for version Kindle Fire HD 7'' (my tablet) I managed to successfully flash CM 11 now -> I checked zip verification when installing the ROM, this seems to have helped. It is booting after a few seconds now.
Did not realize, that the zip verification was important (this was the only difference afaik) and now it seems to work smoothly.
All in all I am still a bit puzzled - but at least my tablet is up and running again.
I reckon the problem was caused by using the wrong boot partition image.
So as your KFHD had updated to v7.4.6 you would need to flash the
kfhd7-freedom-boot-7.4.6.img instead of the kfhd7-freedom-boot-7.2.3.img
Using the instructions from Hashcode's thread on installing a second bootloader and TWRP
Here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128848
I had the same problem and solved it by flashing the matching the correct Boot Image. I had Kindle v7.4.6 installed and used 7.2.3 Boot Image
Hope this helps,
Phill
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Same Problem, can't fix
Hi,
could you please let me know how did you flashed and replaced boot image...?
I have same problem and I can't do anything...
pls help me...
Thank you
shibli_xda said:
Hi,
could you please let me know how did you flashed and replaced boot image...?
I have same problem and I can't do anything...
pls help me...
Thank you
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hurrah... I've fixed this problem in fastboot mood with my regular usb cable by the code below in cmd:
fastboot -i 0x1949 flash boot kfhd7-freedom-boot-7.4.6.img
special thanks to hashcode for this tutorial:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2128848
Here are some videos that I have put together on the Kindle fire HD 7in. Hope they help out the noobs on this device
How to Root your Kindle Fire HD
2nd Bootolader and TWRP custom recovery install
How to enter Fastboot Mode
KitKat CM11 rom install
How to push files with ADB to your KIndle FIre HD when stuck in Recovery
Kindle Fire First aide tool and restore
More to come soon
Not bad. Probably useful to many people.
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r3pwn said:
Not bad. Probably useful to many people.
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thanks much more to come in the next couple weeks check out my other threads to see what I mean.
Hi there,
i'm new here.
I unboxed my new kindle fire hd today.
Is there any possibility to root a device with version 11.3.1.0 ???
thx
greatmanu
greatmanu said:
Hi there,
i'm new here.
I unboxed my new kindle fire hd today.
Is there any possibility to root a device with version 11.3.1.0 ???
thx
greatmanu
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2544736
Video added to the OP on custom recovery install.
Hi,
I have a rooted Kindle Fire HD 7 2012 with 7.2.2. In the video you flash kfhd7-freedom-boot-7.4.6.img which fits to the version of your installed Firmware.
Which files must I flash to avoid bricking my Kindle. And where can I get it if I have to use another img-file
Thanks
Frank
frankm123 said:
Hi,
I have a rooted Kindle Fire HD 7 2012 with 7.2.2. In the video you flash kfhd7-freedom-boot-7.4.6.img which fits to the version of your installed Firmware.
Which files must I flash to avoid bricking my Kindle. And where can I get it if I have to use another img-file
Thanks
Frank
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here yu go this is all of hashcodes files on the tate / kindle fire HD
http://goo.im/devs/Hashcode/tate/
New Video added to OP should help some of you out.
Tomsgt said:
New Video added to OP should help some of you out.
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I would like to install 7.4.6 (have 7.2.3) with fire flash (y have just intalled 2nd-bootloader + TWRP 2.6.3.1), but I cant
I download kfhd7-freedom-boot-7.4.6.img from Hashcode, run Fire Flash and then select in Boot Partition the Hashcode 7.4.6 img. Select Apply stack override and flash. The process run Ok, but I´m still in 7.2.3. Any idea of what iI´m doing wrong?
All this things I tried is because my Kindle shutoff itself without any appareant reason. I read related posts (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2380191; http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2161719) but I cant fix the problem.
Thank you.
Elgari said:
I would like to install 7.4.6 (have 7.2.3) with fire flash (y have just intalled 2nd-bootloader + TWRP 2.6.3.1), but I cant
I download kfhd7-freedom-boot-7.4.6.img from Hashcode, run Fire Flash and then select in Boot Partition the Hashcode 7.4.6 img. Select Apply stack override and flash. The process run Ok, but I´m still in 7.2.3. Any idea of what iI´m doing wrong?
All this things I tried is because my Kindle shutoff itself without any appareant reason. I read related posts (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2380191; http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2161719) but I cant fix the problem.
Thank you.
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The freedom boot file is just a boot.img file not a system.img. A boot.img is the file that boots the system. So it will not change your system. If you want to update the device to 7.4.6 and have 2nd bootloader and twrp installed just search for a stock 7.4.6 rom and flash it in twrp
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Tomsgt said:
The freedom boot file is just a boot.img file not a system.img. A boot.img is the file that boots the system. So it will not change your system. If you want to update the device to 7.4.6 and have 2nd bootloader and twrp installed just search for a stock 7.4.6 rom and flash it in twrp
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Ok, thank you. I ve installed stock 7.4.1 rom from Hashcode (no find 7.4.6). Work good, but my problem of shutdown continue!
Thanks again
Elgari said:
Ok, thank you. I ve installed stock 7.4.1 rom from Hashcode (no find 7.4.6). Work good, but my problem of shutdown continue!
Thanks again
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sounds like you have a bad battery or maybe something loose inside the device
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The freedom boot file is just a boot.img file not a system.img. A boot.img is the file that boots the system. So it will not change your system. If you want to update the device to 7.4.6 and have 2nd bootloader and twrp installed just search for a stock 7.4.6 rom and flash it in twrp
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When using FireFlash you flash a freedom boot.img and TWRP. This can only be done from stock. After stock, you need a zip with the necessary files in it. This is something that gets buy newer folks.
That said, I have seen a lot of complaints about random un-fixable shutdowns all over. Even a system restore and letting Amazon push OTA updates is not fixing it. Probably some hardware or software issue. If it were me, I would see what Amazon would do for warranty.
Edit: Oops, I meant to quote Elgari. Sorry about that.
Thanks! It helped a lot !
Great videos.They help me understand what I have been reading about for a week make sense.
Not sure what to do?
OK, My kindle rooted fine, I got TWRP and 2nd bootloader to installed and did a backup, downloaded cm11 and gapps into my download folder,got into TWRP and did a wipe added zip files hit install, everything was going good and about 4 minutes into the install I got a message on the screen saying that said "system UI has stopped" then the screen went black. I waited a few minutes hit the power button and now I'm get a "cyanogenmod account has stopped"
Do I go back into TWRP and install my backup or try installing a different cm version ?
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OK, My kindle rooted fine, I got TWRP and 2nd bootloader to installed and did a backup, downloaded cm11 and gapps into my download folder,got into TWRP and did a wipe added zip files hit install, everything was going good and about 4 minutes into the install I got a message on the screen saying that said "system UI has stopped" then the screen went black. I waited a few minutes hit the power button and now I'm get a "cyanogenmod account has stopped"
Do I go back into TWRP and install my backup or try installing a different cm version ?
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Either is file restore or download a different cm
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I think cm11 fully installed, I can adb to my kindle and get a device number and I can see all the files in the kindle on my laptop. I just don't have any user interface screen on my kindle.
Problem solved I held down the power button and the volume up and down buttons at the same time for about 15 seconds ,then release them and when it booted up every thing was fine. Running cm11
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KitKat CM11 rom install
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Hello
I followed your video step by step and got CM 11.0 installed. But I can't get Google Now to work. After opening Google app, it asks me to get Google Now. If I say yes, it asks me to add a Google account. After doing that, if I open the app again, the search bar opens. No option for Google Now. Any help would be appreciated.